Roof, heating, ventilation and security prioritized as Assembly considers bond items for fall election.
Universal 10% levy remains for other countries; change comes after tailspin in global markets.
Seepage of contaminants at site 130 miles northeast of Wrangell reported by Canadian environmental group.
More than 250 competitors young and old test ancient Iñupiaq skills at three-day Juneau event.
Huna Totem says the dock is expected to be operational by the 2027 visitor season.
Three days of swimming fun and family, shows GSC strength across Southeast.
JDHS four-year letterman commits to Montana State University Billings.
Weeklong festival adheres to tradition, but revisits many of its past moments with tales and tunes.
The Alaska Permanent Fund, the No. 1 source of general-purpose revenue for state services and the Permanent Fund dividend, suffered a multibillion-dollar loss during last… Continue reading
Measure would set 1.5M passenger annual limit, ban ships with 250+ people before May and after Sept.
Crimson Bears split in weekend road battles against Wolves and Stars.
Still looming is deficit caused by a collision between education spending, PFD and lower oil revenue.
Health secretary says he wants to improve Indian Health Service; Native leaders have doubts.
JDHS girls down Eagle River 5-0, boys win 12-0.
Crimson Bears girls win 3-0, Crimson Bears boys win 9-1.
Wide range of grievances shared in speeches and songs Saturday at Alaska State Capitol.
WASHINGTON — The nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget released an analysis Friday showing the budget resolution Republicans plan to adopt later this month… Continue reading
Public record being selectively deleted, letting president declare his version of history, archivists say.
Weeklong festival will feature long-ago as well as current musicians, all captured for documentary.
Brad Hogarth, a performer and conductor at Sitka holiday shows, auditions to be symphony’s music director.
