Dunleavy says bill is “pro-parent,” not anti-LGBTQ+.
This is the 51st running of the Iditarod, but its 33 mushers are the smallest field ever to start the race
March 10 through March 13, the board will meet at the Egan Civic Convention Center to discuss 19 proposals
About 9.5% of the Kenai Peninsula Borough’s roughly 22,800 households received SNAP benefits in 2021
State wants to take over permitting control from feds, but costs and murky legal questions linger.
Signatures sought to persuade Legislature not to overturn RCV and open primaries.
Washington case could halt some Southeast fisheries
Smoke from these wildfires made up 23% of global fire emissions
The bill, if passed, would establish a lumber grade training program under the Alaska Division of Forestry
About 20 people made their way to Capitol to seek solutions for service shortages.
Only 33 mushers will participate in the ceremonial start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Saturday
21 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Alaska
A decision on ConocoPhillips Alaska’s Willow project could come by early March
About 25 people filed into the George A. Navarre Admin Building on Saturday, where Sen. Jesse Bjorkman, R-Nikiski, held a town hall to brief residents… Continue reading
Hospitalizations and statewide reported cases of COVID-19 are both up this week, according to the State Department of Health. Cases were reported down in the… Continue reading
Flu and respiratory syncytial virus have both seen a steep decline in Alaska, health officials said on a recent Public Health ECHO, held via Zoom… Continue reading
Beecher most recently led the state’s child support division
The Justice Department investigated alleged violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act
The newest idea would have the state capitalize on its oil and gas expertise to tap into a developing industry — carbon storage
35 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Alaska