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Five generations of family, dozens of friends and a coalition of political leaders offer tributes.
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Both the state and city museums are celebrating 20 years of artistic achievements, the state’s former budget director makes his debut showing of woodworkings, and… Continue reading
Goose Creek Correctional Center has gone years without a hygienist, forcing patients to wait
Eight states, not including Alaska, join lawsuit against parent companies of Fred Meyer and Safeway.
TMHS girls and JDHS boys prevail on night filled with dual-school spirit as consolidation looms.
Girls play final home games next weekend; both local schools play each other again tonight at JDHS.
Claims of violence against women are roiling the world’s most famous sled dog race — Alaska’s Iditarod — with officials disqualifying two top mushers this… Continue reading
Applies to facilities using high heat or chemicals to turn plastic garbage into raw materials.
Plan includes $4.1 million no-interest loan, picking up “shared costs” this year and next.
Bill now returns to Senate, which must pass it unchanged before it can head to the governor’s desk.
Elementary schools will be K-6; Marie Drake, Floyd Dryden to close this fall if plan gets final OK.
Resolution to reject Dunleavy’s executive order among many being considered by legislators.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Plaintiffs say limit of four events annually at breweries and distilleries violates First Amendment.
NOAA wants people online to name Eastern North Pacific right whale spotted in September.
Bill also targets people who encourage or assist participants in illegal demonstrations.
Mendenhall Tower Apartments and the U.S. Coast Guard.
A state division head says the feds are working with Alaska as the state works to comply with rules
Lawmakers considered six different increases in per-student funding over several hours Wednesday.
The Alaska Senate voted without dissent on Wednesday to permanently extend a state program that pays up to $250 per month to poor Alaskans over… Continue reading