Debate continues this week on draft state operating budget authored by the House of Representatives.
AABC 16th annual event showcases Alaska basketball talent
Funds rediverted for statewide use a month after DOT seeks new studies for “dead” access project.
Impacts of federal and state turmoil on tribal issues likely to loom large at three-day gathering.
U.S. Forest Service, partners optimistic about ability to provide a high-quality visitor experience.
Repairs to outage that occurred Sunday evening expected by midnight, ALE&P says.
Actions part of nationwide sweep as Trump ignores legal orders against detentions, deportations.
Capacity crowds, Grammy-winning artists, sellout of merchandise, future film make for resounding week.
The case centers on the former Alaska governor’s claim that an editorial published in 2017 defamed her.
Crimson Bears go 3-3-1 on the road, now prepare to host.
JDHS wins Bears Dual On The Rock track invitational
PHS track and field team hones skills at Thunder Mountain
Local Nordic ski club among groups hoping to use snowfall guessing contests as fundraisers.
Surpise vote with three Republicans absent drops proposed dividend to about $1,400 per recipient.
The Alaska Legislature on Friday passed a major increase to K-12 education funding, worth $1,000 in the state’s per-student funding formula. Gov. Mike Dunleavy has… Continue reading
Most visitors will need to pass through screening starting around April 21, officials say.
Plaintiff argues city didn’t get proper federal authorization; municipal attorney says claims are errant.
Festival continues through Sunday at Centennial Hall and JACC, along with related music around downtown.
Impacts of tariffs and federal firings will be navigated this summer by both tourists and locals.
31 of 36 occupation groups are 85%-98% of target level; 21 of 36 are below public/private sector average.
