The upcoming clinics will be held May 29-June 1 at Redoubt Elementary School in Soldotna.
The project set to be completed in October.
Education commissioner tells school districts to support governor’s policy goals or risk losing funds.
As protesters plea for reverse to program cuts, Senate budget leader says PFD may shrink to $1,000.
The city is undertaking a yearlong process to create a guiding document for the next 20 years of outdoors and recreation development in the city.
The crash occurred near the airport Monday afternoon.
Bill returned to Senate, which passed it 19-1, to fix error in amendment; House vote expected by Wednesday
The man was arrested Dec. 4, 2019, after a person reported several injuries at a local hospital.
Where most economic indicators suggest fairly good health, housing appears to be a cause for concern, according to an economist presenting at forum.
In a 3-3 vote, the working group had earlier this month rejected a draft document with proposed recommendations.
More than 646,000 pounds of electronic waste has been diverted from local landfills.
Changes easing charter school rules, adding new district evaluations fall short of governor’s agenda.
The preliminary budget assumes a $680 increase in per-student funding from the state.
Lawmakers say quick floor vote by Senate, concurrence by House may set up another override session.
The federal government’s dismantling of the Institute of Museum and Library Services could cause the reduction or elimination of some statewide library services as soon as July 1.
It was at least the third time this year the Homer community gathered to protest the Trump administration.
The two-day conference begins on April 25 at Kachemak Bay Campus.
The governor last week said he vetoed House Bill 69 because it didn’t include any policy changes and because of the state’s “deteriorated” revenue outlook.
Twelve finalists were chosen in this year’s competition.
Alaska municipalities are required by state statute to assess all properties at their full and true value.