A judge cited the statute of limitations in dismissing the case.
“I’m glad we did our duty as a guardsman.”
Suspended in netting in a downtown Anchorage building is a potent symbol of Arctic climate change: a chunk of sea ice that started at 310… Continue reading
Fiscal plan focus of a committee hearing.
Proposed online register raises questions about practicality, cyberattacks, offline districts.
KENAI — The central Kenai Peninsula’s representatives in the Alaska House of Representatives have their eyes on state finances this week. Reps. Justin Ruffridge, a… Continue reading
Bethany Marcum, head of conservative think tank, hears from scathing doubters and glowing supporters
A potential TikTok ban and the Alaska drilling could weigh down reelection bid.
ANCHORAGE — ConocoPhillips, which last week received U.S. government approval for the massive Willow oil drilling project in Alaska, detailed reasons for a natural gas… Continue reading
Dangers can be addressed through the budget and through other practical actions, activists said.
Bill includes $6.8 million to immediately address a crisis in the state’s food-stamp program.
Feisty testimony offered by residents statewide and legislators respond in kind
Amount in flux as state revenue forecasts lower than expected.
Competing legislation brings national fracas to the Capitol.
Large deficit in governor’s budget drives dividend lower, poor oil price forecast may mean other cuts
On Thursday, the Alaska State Board of Education approved a resolution that supports barring transgender female students from participating in girls’ sports. The resolution supported… Continue reading
National PFAS limits, state takeover of wetlands permits raise doubts about who should take charge
Invited testimony given for Rep. Sara Hannan’s bill.
Susan McKenzie cites personal reasons in withdrawing only a few weeks after accepting appointment
Participants gather in wintry weather to air claims of unconstitutional restrictions on process