Gov. Bill Walker and Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott issued a joint statement Thursday declaring their opposition to the appointment of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S.… Continue reading
Mike Navarre, head of the state department of Commerce, Community and Economic Development, has temporarily left his job in order to campaign for incumbent Gov.… Continue reading
Sitka judge will hear arguments on a lawsuit with billion-dollar implications for Alaska.
Two weeks remain before Juneau’s municipal election and the statewide general election is next.
Charging documents say an Alaska man had the cellphone of missing 10-year-old girl, and GPS coordinates of where the phone had traveled led police to… Continue reading
As rulemaking process begins, Juneau meeting draws out public’s skepticism.
It’s the highest number of violations handed out in all but four years.
The University of Alaska Board of Regents is meeting in Juneau this week.
Alaska’s leading governor candidates continued to compete for the attention of voters on Wednesday in Ketchikan.
Republican incumbent Don Young has set his debate schedule with independent challenger Alyse Galvin. According to information released Monday by Young’s campaign, he will appear… Continue reading
They’re battling an opioid epidemic, rising crime, slashed budgets and thinned ranks. Now, they’re fighting the state’s retirement system, too. Across the state, troopers, police… Continue reading
Stand for Salmon measure backed by candidate and at public testimony.
The Alaska Division of Elections has confirmed Benjamin Carpenter as the winner of the contested Republican primary election in House District 29. The bipartisan State… Continue reading
Mark Begich is staying in the 2018 general election.
The Alaska Department of Transportation and the state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union appear to have reached partial agreement on the issue of campaign signs along state roads.
Alaska’s three leading candidates for governor met on stage Thursday for the first time since the three-way race became official.
Alaska students improved in the state’s standardized testing program, but fewer than half are proficient in math, science and English. According to figures released Wednesday… Continue reading
