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.
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
These forecasts are courtesy of the University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Geophysical Institute and available online, along with more data, at www.gi.alaska.edu/monitors/aurora-forecast. The listings below will… 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.
Native Youth Olympics carry on Indigenous values with athletes reaching for their personal bests.
Fears Trump’s tariffs will slash global economic growth — and oil demand — are weighing on the market.
Rosita Ḵaaháni Worl says federal funds for cultural education vital to Alaska Native students’ success.
House Finance plan passes after battles among allies as well as opponents; vote on $1,000 PFD fails 7-4.
Poor conditions much of the season limited operations, officials say rain may wipe out scant snow left.
Understaffed federal offices supporting fishing regulators cut even further, as NOAA Fisheries works ‘to keep the lights on’
CBJ tourism manager proposes spending $200K in passenger fees to help organizations with staff at glacier.
Critics say Dunleavy administration is withholding results showing state pay is uncompetitive.
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Vote largely symbolic since resolution lacks support in the Republican-controlled U.S. House.
The Alaska Legislature has voted to allow teenagers as young as 18 to serve alcohol in the state. On Wednesday, the Alaska House of Representatives… Continue reading
