Traditional Hindu celebration expands with new events, venues in third year.
Performance by Taku Winds and local students promises brawls, cattle drives and classical concerto.
Legislators work past midnight as school districts face Wednesday application deadline for program.
The Alaska Senate is moving closer to approving a state constitutional amendment that would lower the number of votes needed to override a governor’s veto… Continue reading
Juneau Rep. Sara Hannan among dissenters in 35-5 vote, cites issues about property vs. hate crimes.
House Bill 17 allows women to buy up to 12 months’ worth of birth control pills at a time
Participants at permitted gathering at Capitol denounce proposal aimed at unauthorized gatherings.
Murkowski, Sullivan say they don’t expect repeat of last minute-deal in ‘22 that sunk vessel’s funds.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Two days after the Alaska Legislature failed to override Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of a wide-ranging education bill, the effects of that failure continued to… Continue reading
Falcons earn season rematch against top-ranked Colony in Friday semifinals
No. 6 Falcons top No. 3 Wolfpack, next face second-ranked Service Cougars in Friday’s semifinal.
A conversation with U.S. Forest Service Deputy Supervisor Barbara Miranda
Impounding and sealed-bid sale of large charter vessels “is a first for me,” harbormaster says.
Senate looks to House on next steps for education funding
Thunder Mountain Falcons earn highest finish with second
One week remains until the deadline for federal grants that would make equitable speeds affordable.
Alaska’s state-owned economic development agency has retained four consultants aimed at boosting its standing in the rural regions where it’s proposed controversial projects — and… Continue reading
“I’m definitely saying don’t take it at face value,” study’s co-author says.
Painting of late Congressman who served nearly 50 years will be on second floor near House Chambers.
