The work is related to a new Kendall dealership
The city’s market convenes every Saturday
The bill serves as the first formal recognition of Alaska’s Indigenous people
Voters will decide whether or not the city should incur up to $15 million in debt for the project
“There are no bright spots”
Dunleavy to sign bill Thursday; advocates say it advances cooperative relations
The project area is about 10.5 miles of the Seward Highway from Mileposts 36.6 to Milepost 25.5
Officials say hospitalization and recent death data is the most effective indicator of the prevalence of the virus
There are more than 400 permit holders in Upper Cook Inlet’s East Side Setnet fishery
The celebration, which is part of a statewide initiative, will be an event for everyone
Morning Consult survey says Alaska incumbent’s popularity rising more than almost any other senator
The two sides disagree over what contract will be in effect until a new agreement is reached
The troopers were tipped off about the camera in October 2021, they said
Community turns out for annual Soldotna celebration
Kenai and Soldotna chambers of commerce will host the special general election candidates
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is accepting applications for the program through 5 p.m. on Sept. 30
Already more than 530 wildfires have burned an area the size of Connecticut and the usual worst of the fire season lays ahead
Among Senate candidates, Tshibaka says a bill is unnecessary but Chesbro supports one
Northern Kenai fishing report
White House touts a recently launched “one-stop” website to make signing up easier.
