Switch to inflation-adjusted salaries will automatically take effect unless lawmakers reject it.
Crimson Bears will play Tri-Valley and Wasilla to end the regular season.
115 IDs issued Tuesday is “incredibly not normal,” tribal president says; no local detentions confirmed.
Freeze is rescinded but a review to eliminate spending on ‘woke’ ideologies will proceed.
Report shows little improvement in most categories, includng care for pregnant women and young children.
Some legislators criticize “mixed messages” about cooperation, omission of problems needing work.
Alaska lawmaker says disruption “could be catastrophic” for education, homeless, other programs.
Hooter lift providing access to lower part of eastside terrain scheduled to open on Saturday.
Report criticizing ski area’s finances and maintenance also contains enough promise for city leaders.
Juneau leaders say city should be able to cope, but express concern about smaller towns and uncertainty.
Juneau school leaders say they’ve done their part, Legislature now needs to uphold state constitution.
Decline in drugs cases reflects shift to larger cases that take more time to investigate, chief says.
JV play at Hoonah, C team travels to Petersburg.
After two consecutive years when meltwaters burst out of a basin on Juneau’s Mendenhall Glacier and devastated neighborhoods in that part of the capital city,… Continue reading
Falcons grapplers dominate wrestling tournament in Wrangell.
Resolution opposing restoration of Mt. McKinley name is first legislation to pass House this session.
Alaska Cultural Trust seeks $733,000 — $1 per resident — for grants it hopes to start awarding this fall.
Crimson Bears’ old family basketball ties now extend to Lynx.
Friday senior night one to remember, Saturday morning one to forget.
Crimson Bears defense leads to offense and stymies Lynx.
