The early-run Kenai River king sport fishery remains closed, and fishing for kings of any size is prohibited
JUNEAU — A state court judge ruled Friday that Alaska elections officials do not need to put the fifth-place finisher in this month’s U.S. House… Continue reading
The fiber to the home service will make available the fastest internet home speeds on the peninsula
Roughly 18 million kids nationwide will now be eligible to get their COVID vaccines.
Supreme Court decision ends nearly 50 years of legally protected access to abortion
The Supreme Court has ended constitutional protections for abortion.
The lawsuit says the fifth-place finisher in the special primary, Republican Tara Sweeney, should be put on the August special election ballot
The AFL-CIO is Alaska’s largest labor organization and has historically been one of its most powerful political groups
Authorities on Wednesday searched the Virginia home of Jeffrey Clark
Three Trump-era Justice Department officials recounted persistent badgering from the president
The United Cook Inlet Drift Association called the court’s ruling a “victory”
Sport anglers are now permitted a bag limit of six sockeye salmon per day and 12 in possession
The project, if completed, would address about 85 acres of land running along the Kenai River
Darryl Magen and Josh Delie brought home gold and silver medals
The work is in part of ongoing work related to the May 7 landslide
Challenges to Eastman’s candidacy centered on his affiliation with the Oath Keepers.
Sweeney finished fifth in the vote count, completed Tuesday
Assembly members approved Tuesday putting the issue on the Oct. 4 ballot
Officials recommend all eligible Alaskans be up to date on their COVID vaccines
The high-profile pressure, described as potentially illegal, was fueled by the president’s false claims of voter fraud