Alaska’s top Republican says election-reform ballot measure would make political parties ‘extinct’
Alaska's Libertarian Party says it is firmly behind the measure. The Democratic Party is staying quiet.
Gov. Dunleavy picks chief assistant attorney general for Alaska Supreme Court
Dario Borghesan replaces Craig Stowers, who retired June 1.
Skiff crashes into humpback whale near Juneau, leaving some on board with serious injuries
One person was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle for treatment.
Alaska’s governor and attorney general say Anchorage’s mask mandate doesn’t apply to state offices. The city disagrees.
Attorney General Kevin Clarkson wrote on Friday that state offices are not covered by Anchorage's new order.
State will convene grand juries by Zoom in test project for rural Alaska
The new program is scheduled to begin in August.
Alaskans can now apply online to vote by mail
The state has opened an online absentee ballot application process.
Ravn Air Group will go to the auction block after declaring bankruptcy
Alaska's biggest rural airline is scheduled for sale in early July.
Alaska investment board approves summer work for controversial Arctic mining road
AIDEA also approved additional studies on a road into the western Matanuska-Susitna Borough.
Accused Alaska state representative won’t appear in court until after primary election
Gabrielle LeDoux has been accused of election fraud related to the 2014 and 2018 Republican primaries.
Juneau attorney asks court to pause Alaska’s small-business pandemic aid program
Legislative approval is required to change the program's rules, he argues.
Alaska Airlines will use smaller jets on some Anchorage-Seattle flights and other in-state routes
The Embraer 175, built in Brazil, carries half as many passengers as the company's Boeing 737s.
University of Alaska President Jim Johnsen will resign July 1
The news comes 10 days after Johnsen withdrew from consideration for the top job at the University of Wisconsin.