Report finds lingering problems with “internal controls,” recommends more staff and refining procedures.
Advice for homeowners seeking to protect themselves to be offered by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
“Eagles, Ravens and Wolf” scheduled at 7 p.m. Saturday at Thunder Mountain Middle School
Glacial outburst floods a threat there for more than 1,100 years — what can Juneau learn from them?
Senate’s previous bipartisan majority will continue, albeit a bit smaller, after election.
Craig Foster, 63, pleaded guilty to charge involving girl between 9 and 11 years old.
Election appears to shake up federal and state governments in different ways, leaving lots of unknowns.
Girls look to defend team title behind top qualifying times, boys look to earn top-five team placing.
Preliminary election results show the new House majority will have at least 22 members.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Agency says there will also be more habitat protection measures and mine waste disposal capacity.
New AT&T equipment installed atop Marine View Building joins other telecom upgrades downtown.
Public comments being accepted until Nov. 12, with virtual meetings scheduled that day.
Federal prosecutors are recommending that an Alaska fisher serve six months in prison, pay a $25,000 fine and be banned from commercial fishing for a… Continue reading
Almost 46,000 votes cast before Election Day remain uncounted, according to absentee and early vote figures.
Voters in two local districts favor keeping ranked choice voting, while statewide residents evenly split.
Begich and repeal of ranked choice voting narrowly lead; GOP may lose control of state House.
About 255,000 ballots counted as of 3 a.m. Wednesday, Peltola trails by 4.4% with many rural votes uncounted.
Alaska voters are on course to retain all 19 judges on this year’s election ballots, including Anchorage Superior Court Adolf Zeman, who had been targeted… Continue reading
Rural Alaska precincts had reported few results by 11:30 p.m. Tuesday night.
