Some Republicans in D.C. balk at full $880B reduction; work requirements, other trims still in play.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Proposal now goes to the House; if lawmakers reject it there, further negotiations are in store.
Generations of architects and naturalists have navigated through mass evolution of visitors and ice.
Committee leaders say they’ve created a “buffer” against a huge expected deficit in 2026.
Some support revival of timber industry and jobs; others seek preservation of culture and ecosystem.
Mentorship and storytelling with Shaelene Grace Moler.
Challenges of workforce recruitment and retention persist in globally competitive maritime industry.
For the program’s 14th iteration, UAS’s One Campus, One Book committee selected Max Libioron’s challenging “Pollution is Colonialism.” Starting this fall, students and faculty across… Continue reading
Under-construction state operating budget now goes to Senate, which is expected to make further cuts.
The latest version of the state’s capital budget reappropriates approximately $37 million from designated Juneau Access funds for use as federal match for transportation projects… Continue reading
Concerns voiced about faulty care, home health for elders, waits for service and hard-to-navigate system.
Four women devoting careers to preservation of Indigenous lifeways under threat in Alaska.
Xunaa (Hoonah) necropsy involves hunters and students
I’ve spent almost all of my life searching for and evaluating fish. As a boy, I rode home from the river with wild silver salmon… Continue reading
The case is a “first of its kind” and sends a message to the larger fishing community.
Trump administration seeks to make government more efficient; fired employees say opposite will happen.
A Q&A with Chilkat Valley Community Catalyst Katrina Hotch
As Alaska faces one of its most difficult fiscal challenges in decades, a bill to radically expand Alaska’s retirement plan for government workers is winding… Continue reading
Draft long-term plan calls for six new ships in eight-ship fleet; public comments open until March 30.
