As of 10 p.m., Sarah Palin, Nick Begich, Al Gross and Mary Peltola were in the top 4
The Alaska Division of Elections expects a first round of results before 9 p.m. on Saturday
Officials on Friday put the communities of St. Mary’s and Pitkas Point into “ready” status
A state court judge said elections officials cannot certify special primary results until visually impaired voters “are provided a full and fair opportunity to participate”
The project began with a tragic death, but proponents hope it can prevent more
Low interest rates, limited inventory and the increase in prices in 2020 contributed to a tight housing market
All ballots for the special primary must be postmarked or physically received by the Alaska Division of Elections by June 11
Little Mount Susitna is west of Mount Susitna, known as “The Sleeping Lady” or, in Dena’ina, Dgehlishla
The Alaska Legislature failed to pass legislation requiring the state to sell assets in Russia
Mandatory registration of Airbnb and similar rentals favored by Assembly members.
Leon went missing in March after what the trail committee said was his “escape” from the Ruby checkpoint
The changes in the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge fit a wider pattern of wildlife shifts that affect subsistence users
Many are relative unknowns or political novices
‘Any effort to divert public funds to private schools is a blatantly unconstitutional act’ says opponent to the practice
Alaska reported a 16% total increase over the last 14 days
Additional protections could come through congressional action or conservation easements or similar land designations
Ten Alaska state lawmakers do not plan to seek reelection this year
The infection was confirmed last week, according to state officials
Many races are hotly contested, others not at all
Splits along partisan lines and disagreements over natural gas emerge at the Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference
