Dunleavy signs ‘incomplete’ $1,600 dividend and stands by most of his June budget vetoes
Gov. Mike Dunleavy also reversed additional budget vetoes Wednesday, including restoring funding for the Alaska Arts Council.
Wildfire roundup: Here’s the latest on Southcentral Alaska blazes
Homer-area neighborhoods have been told to prepare for potential evacuation. The Sterling and Parks highways have been partially reopened — but expect delays.
Record heat has Susitna Valley silver salmon in hot - and low - water
Two popular rivers are being closed to fishing because almost no cohos are making it upstream.
List of applicants for vacant Alaska Senate seat grows to 8
The Alaska Republican Party has declined to confirm who has applied.
Employee dies in utility vehicle accident at Moose Run Golf Course
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson officials confirmed an employee died Sunday but released few other details.
First day of school: Kids return to class in Anchorage
After a hot summer, classes begin in Anchorage against a smoky backdrop.
66-year-old woman dies in 3-vehicle collision near Anchorage airport. Police are seeking witnesses.
The crash also sent another driver to the hospital, police say.
Trump confirms he’s considering a payroll tax cut amid mounting economic concerns
Payroll tax cuts can add dramatically to the deficit and - depending on how they are designed - pull billions of dollars away from Social Security.
A day in the life of a US senator: Lisa Murkowski
We joined Alaska’s senior senator on the streets of Washington and in the halls of the Capitol to see what constitutes a normal day.
A day in the life of a US senator: Dan Sullivan
From his morning run, to committee hearings, to VIP meetings, Anchorage Daily News followed Sen. Sullivan on a “typical” day in D.C.
Alaska-grown point guard Daishen Nix picks UCLA
Considered one of the country’s premier high school point guards, Nix played in Anchorage through the eighth grade.
Group launches initiative effort to increase Alaska oil-production tax revenue
The proposed two-page ballot measure would bring the state an extra $1 billion, supporters said.
Juneau resident dies in home fire that started in kitchen
The fire is not considered suspicious. Multiple neighbors tried to rescue the victim and performed CPR until fire personnel arrived.
