Dunleavy has asked the Legislative Budget and Audit Committee to review his plan to distribute funds
The 18-year-old program helps homeless students and students no longer in the custody of parents.
U.S. benchmark crude was trading as low as $6.50 a barrel Tuesday.
Restaurants, retails and personal care services open at limited capacity.
Resolution would suspend discussions not related to the pandemic or other time-sensitive matters.
State parks, national forest still open for business
Homer’s Sons of Liberty advocate right to assemble, while Alaska’s economy inches toward reopening
Two new COVID-19 cases announced Monday bring state total to 321
5 new cases brings state total to 319
Local city councils take steps to address COVID-19
Dunleavy says retail sector is next; Crum talks commercial, sport fishing precautions
The 17-year-old sea lion will be only the second of her species to give birth at the SeaLife Center.
Local shopping group adapts to changes while still infusing local businesses with extra revenue
“I was having a great time and I was pretty bummed I had to go home.”
Kenai River Brewing is partnering with Sysco to pass on pantry items directly to customers.
7 new cases announced Thursday brings state total to 300
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