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Civil rights advocates say it could also send more rehabilitated Alaskans home.
Sgt. Charles Crumlett died while performing maintenance on an F-22 Raptor on Friday, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson officials said Monday.
In a 39-20 split, lawmakers were one vote short of overriding Dunleavy’s veto of a $200 million education package.
It would take 40 out of 60 lawmaker to override Dunleavy’s veto.
Police said an argument between two groups of people who didn’t know each other in a restaurant parking lot led to gunfire Sunday night.
The changes would detail what it means to “control by command” or with an electronic collar rather than a leash.
The study found that almost 7,000 North Pacific humpbacks went missing between 2012 and 2021 — a 20% population drop-off likely due to the marine heatwave known as “the blob.”
The election comes at a time when the district faces significant challenges, and pits incumbents against candidates who say they want to see fundamental changes to how the board operates.
The Anchorage Superior Court will rule by June on whether opponents of ranked choice voting must disclose the source of campaign contributions funneled through a Washington-based church.
Tribes can exert jurisdiction over allotments granted to individual Natives, the department’s head attorney said on Feb. 1.
None of the four members of the Salty Science team had rowing experience, but they managed to win the World’s Toughest Row women’s division after crossing more than 3,000 miles of ocean.
Dozens of Guard members say they will quit rather than see their salaries and benefits diminished under a new federal directive, which could upend national security missions based in Alaska.
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed a $200 million education funding package that overwhelmingly passed both the House and Senate.
Alaska Public Media and the Anchorage Daily News are hosting a mayoral candidate debate featuring incumbent Dave Bronson, Suzanne LaFrance, Bill Popp and Chris Tuck.
In January, when the temperature in Kotzebue dropped to minus 30 and below, multiple residents noticed that Vitus fuel thickened, clogged filters and stopped flowing through the heating systems.
Pebble Limited also filed a takings complaint seeking “just compensation” for the EPA decision to block the valuable prospect.
A new lawsuit representing seven passengers on the 737 jet was filed in Washington’s King County Superior Court on Thursday against Boeing, Alaska Airlines, Spirit AeroSystems and 10 people listed as John Does.
The Legislature is planning to hold a veto override session early next week. It’s unclear if legislators have the votes to override the veto.
The bills would add protections for young people in residential psychiatric treatment centers such as North Star, and give the state more oversight.
There are signs that climate change is depressing caribou numbers, and ongoing and proposed development could make recovery more difficult, experts say.
This year the deaths of three dogs during the race — and five more during training — have refocused attention on the darker side of Alaska’s state sport.
Psychologist applicants must disclose personal medical records, which could be made part of the public record.
The governor has until midnight Thursday to sign or veto SB 140 or it will pass into law without his signature.