Lawmakers approve Dunleavy’s cabinet picks
Vivian Stiver, who had supported a marijuana-ban campaign in Fairbanks, failed to win confirmation to the Marijuana Control Board.
Candidate Dunleavy said he had no plans to cut ferries, schools, university. Then Gov. Dunleavy proposed deep reductions.
The governor has said his evolving positions stem from falling projections of oil revenue.
Spring snow falls on Anchorage, with more on the way
Some parts of the upper Hillside got a foot of snow Wednesday, the National Weather Service said.
Dunleavy administration proposes to put Medicaid expansion recipients on subsidized insurance instead
Just over 49,000 Alaskans are covered by Medicaid expansion, according to state officials.
It’s construction season. Here’s what you can expect on Southcentral highways.
Work will continue this summer on the 15-mile Seward Highway project that includes new bridges and passing lanes between Girdwood and the base of Turnagain Pass.
Seward resident charged with murder of 2 men who ‘were not supposed to be on’ his property
Joseph Chandler, 30, told an investigating trooper he confronted the men after they pulled onto his property in a van, according to court documents.
Inuit actress plays lead role in ‘Twilight Zone’ episode set in Alaska
Marika Sila says she’s honored to be part of such an iconic series playing an indigenous woman. The episode, titled “A Traveler,” comes out Thursday.
A company built a team of robot ‘sled dogs.’ But can they handle the Iditarod Trail?
At their speed, it could take a while to reach Nome.
The Anchorage election is certified. Here are the final results.
Turnout was nearly 29%, higher than the past two non-mayoral elections.
A North Pole student kicked a boy who walked into the girls bathroom. Then she got expelled.
The girl’s family says it is appealing the expulsion.
Anchorage pedestrian struck by vehicle and badly hurt near Merrill Field
The crash closed all westbound lanes on Fifth Avenue, halting commuter traffic coming in from the Glenn Highway for about two hours.
State senators propose quarterly PFD payments as part of constitutional guarantee
The Senate Judiciary Committee also bundled the guarantee with a constitutional spending cap proposal.
