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The omnibus bill also closes a loophole for out-of-state sex offenders and involuntary commitments.
Bob Griffin told lawmakers he supported Gov. Dunleavy’s veto of an education funding bill earlier this year.
In campaign messaging to voters and during debates, LaFrance and Bronson have promised to lead the city in starkly different ways.
The arch has become a trademark of the race, referenced in stories and broadcasts and invoked as part of the thousand-mile sled dog race’s lore.
The $25 discount is available only to people who own residential property in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough.
Dr. Robert Lawrence is replacing Dr. Anne Zink, who became a household name while she steered the state through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 62-year-old was separated from friends in the Friday Creek area on Saturday, Alaska State Troopers said. He was found dead on Sunday, they said.
Ben Eielson Junior Senior High School will be the second Fairbanks North Star Borough school to sit empty on Eielson Air Force Base and the fourth school the deficit-plagued district has closed since 2022.
The motorcycle struck a Chevrolet hatchback that was turning onto Lake Otis Parkway on Friday night, according to police.
The program, which begins in mid-May, will let volunteers take borrowed shelter pooches on hikes.
At least 54 threats have been received by Planet Fitness locations following attacks by a far-right influencer after the gym revoked the membership of a woman in Alaska who complained about “a man shaving in a women’s bathroom” and posted a photo of the person online.
The value of the industry rose in 2021 and 2022, but employment is declining and recent price collapses are worrisome, the report says.
A 28-year-old woman was charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter in the shooting at a Spenard apartment complex.
The victim was taken to a hospital with injuries believed to be life-threatening, Anchorage police said.
New bills have been introduced in the wake of a judge’s ruling that state statutes allowing public funds to be spent for private and religious schooling are unconstitutional.
Researcher Ben Jones found working tools — several paddles and a spear with a stone tip — within the Lost Jim Lava Flow on the Seward Peninsula.
For nearly two decades, longshoreman Jason Tolstrup carefully tended to a Christmas tree that brightened thousands of wintry commutes between Anchorage and the Mat-Su.
The tripod fell and stopped the clock at a time of 5:18 a.m. April 27, ending this year’s river breakup guessing game.
Police said an initial investigation found that a Chevy Spark was turning north onto Lake Otis Parkway from East 56th Avenue when it collided with a motorcycle heading south.
A dissenting justice said the decision limits state authority and the rights of employees at prominent tribal nonprofit groups.
The bill moves on to the Senate, but detractors said it could be subject to legal challenges even if it becomes law.
A budget draft approved by the Senate Finance Committee includes cash payments of around $1,600 — including the Permanent Fund dividend and an energy relief payment — per eligible Alaskan.
The roped pair fell from a peak in Ruth Gorge on Thursday night, the National Park Service said.