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Gray-Jackson hoping Black History Bill passes this month
Honoring African-American contributions.
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Here’s when Alaska’s U.S. senators will be at the Capitol
Tentative dates set for Murkowski, Sullivan speeches in Juneau.
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Should Alaska privatize prisons? Dems upset over budget director’s ties to industry
Lawmakers are sending a letter to the governor.
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Commerce commissioner wants to reduce regulations, grow economy
“The true enemy of the environment is poverty.”
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Southeast Alaska mayor pleads guilty to soliciting prostitution
Klawock mayor pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor charge.
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Capitol Live: What’s happening at the Capitol today
Get the latest on what’s happening on the hill.
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Shellfish rehabilitation bill carries economic potential
Experts see a bright future in mariculture.
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Capitol Live: Dunleavy announces earthquake disaster relief is on the way
FEMA is expected in Anchorage tonight.
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Alaska attorney general says he can set aside personal views on abortion
Kevin Clarkson said the attorney general’s job is to respect the law.
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Alaska Raptor Center recovers five dead eagles, one alive in Sitka
The center has picked up 20 eagles, dead and alive, this year.
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Coast Guard suspends search for overdue flight
Three Juneau residents were aboard medevac plane traveling from Anchorage to Kake.
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At town hall, Juneau residents worry about budget cuts
Locals crowded into a local library to voice their concerns.
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Capitol Live: Mariculture could be a $100 million industry in Alaska
Senate Bill 22 could pave the way for this industry
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Dunleavy amendments look to shift power away from lawmakers
It will be tough to get enough support for them.
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Capitol Live: Juneau delegation hosting town hall, reacting to gov’s proposed budget
Standing room only.
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Here’s how Dunleavy’s proposed education cuts would affect Juneau schools
‘It’s unnerving,’ says superintendent.