Line-item veto could leave districts with less money for months; legality of such action is questioned
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Emmy-winning Juneau writer of “Molly” says PBS told creators the series isn’t being renewed.
Two keepers, one new and one old, one wins and one loses, both highlight.
Crimson Bears dampened by Stars in home loss.
Money would prevent branches from closing one day a week, but won’t restore statewide loan program
SE mood last year second-highest since 2010, is second-lowest now; statewide drop biggest in eight years
Arts nonprofit “trying to respond to other concerns in the community and learning from this,” interim chair says.
President Donald Trump has endorsed incumbent Rep. Nick Begich III, R-Alaska, for reelection. In a social media post Thursday afternoon, Trump said Begich “is doing… Continue reading
Legislature close to passing bill mandating disclosure of executive-branch reports legislators request.
JDHS senior exchanging mountains for rolling hills and cornfields.
White House budget office cites the program’s rising costs in recent years.
Bill would be first state measure to raise significant new revenue in a decade.
Proposal now goes to the House; if lawmakers reject it there, further negotiations are in store.
Family and friends remember victims in ceremony, dance, artwork; “We shouldn’t have to do this.”
The state’s House and Senate have approved a resolution supporting Canadian independence, a “slap” to Trump.
State drops from 45th a year ago, led by large drops in opportunity and fiscal stability.
“In uncertain times, unity is our greatest strength,” Tlingit and Haida’s president says.
This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. When Native Hawaiian combat veteran Joseph Guzman-Simpliciano got back home to… Continue reading
Scientists worry as services for historic data on sea ice, glaciers, other Arctic conditions discontinued.
