Just three of the building’s floors are occupied after BP Exploration left the state and Hilcorp Alaska said it wouldn’t move in. “It’s still very pleasant here, as much as any ghost town can be,” said one person working there.

The issue raised the specter of continuing conflict between the administration and Assembly over which branch of government ultimately controls city spending.

Crews found that the road at the slide site dropped 20 to 45 feet since August.

The Senate is considering the proposal.

After never getting the opportunity to play for the Pioneers, David Carle said he is grateful for the chance to give back as the team's head coach.

The proposed 20-mile Matanuska Electric Association line is sparking pushback from residents who say the line should go in a more developed area.

Since Rep. Don Young died last month, Alaska has had no member in the House. But the office of Alaska at-large continues to work for constituents until a successor is elected.

Joan Wilson will be the third person since 2019 to lead the state’s Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office.

The CDC said that it is continuing its “assessment that at this time an order requiring masking in the indoor transportation corridor remains necessary for the public health.”

The committee has received $600,000 so far from a single prominent contributor, and plans to raise more.

The Cougars know the road to repeating as champions will be tough, but they believe they’re up to the challenge.

The first Republican female vice presidential nominee is vying for what could be considered a less glamorous role.