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Financial crisis opens University of Alaska to layoffs
ANCHORAGE — The University of Alaska Board of Regents decided Monday they could no longer wait to see…
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Shooting in Kenai leaves two women dead
Police now say there is a connection between a suspect and the victims.
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Senate approves ‘reverse sweep’ and capital budget bill
Accounting concern is sweeping the state.
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Anchorage flying service suspends operations after fatal floatplane accident near Homer
A Maryland man is dead and his child is in critical condition
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New location sits well for River City Books, Lucy’s Market
When the store’s lease at its previous location went unrenewed, it was time to look for a new…
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Sterling man sentenced in drug, money-laundering operation
Mark Norman Hanes, 52, was sentenced to eight years in prison.
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Disability Pride Celebration draws a big crowd
Organizers said that attendance in just the first hour had tripled from the previous year.
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Budget wonks try to explain ‘the sweep’
Senate Finance Committee spends afternoon slogging through legal and technical details
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Teacher firearms training to be offered during nationwide event
No Alaska teachers have signed up for the free training
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Southcentral campfire ban lifted for some areas
Applies to campfires on state, private and municipal lands; ban remains on federal lands
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Can-do crew takes on the boys in blue
3rd annual charity baseball game pits Nikiski firefighters against local law enforcement
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No-cost measles vaccines available Saturday
Health and Social Services offers vaccinations in response to measles case.
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2nd annual Disability Pride Celebration kicks off Saturday
The event aims to connect the community with those who live with disabilities during a day of fun
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ACLU of Alaska sues Gov. Dunleavy over court budget veto
Dunleavy’s reduction to court system budget was tied to an Alaska Supreme Court decision on abortion.
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Lettuce, zucchini and rhubarb!
Local CSA offers fresh fruits and vegetables right down the road
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Public opinion divided on state economy, policy
Annual survey questioned residents on Alaska issues
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Measles case confirmed in Soldotna
A single case of measles in Soldotna was confirmed by Alaska’s Department of Health and Social Services on…