Abortion rights supporters urge ‘no’ votes on question, while abortion opponents seek changes to constitution
Cassidy Hutchinson, a little-known former White House aide, described an angry, defiant president that day
$3,200 in payments to Alaskans, money for local projects included
He fought hard to keep the capital in Juneau
The advisory was triggered by ongoing wildfires in the southwest that have produced increased levels of smoke
The annual Salmon Run Series 5K races start on July 6 and continue every Wednesday through Aug. 3
The business closed in 2015
Demonstrators denounce decision
Replacement of the current station is estimated to cost $16.5 million
Assembly members approved legislation supporting agencies working to address the “repetitive hazards”
No commissioner at new department, other Department of Health and Social Services changes may take months
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