A brief order from the state Supreme Court affirmed the superior court’s conclusion
Residents expecting to find instructions on how to file for aid in Alaska Native languages instead were reading bizarre phrases
They will officially get to work on Jan. 17 — the first day of the 33rd Alaska Legislature’s first regular session
The Exxon-funded science was “actually astonishing” in its precision and accuracy, the study found
The Republican governor and members of his administration outlined the proposal at a news conference in Anchorage.
That makes the largest increase reported since Sept. 14
Gionet incriminated himself and other rioters with the video that he streamed to a live audience of roughly 16,000 followers
Director of the Division of Public Assistance departs in wake of months-long backlog.
Now a new study has quantified collisions and produced statistical analysis
The challenge was brought by Republican Liz Vazquez, who lost the Anchorage House race to Armstrong
Alaska is the 22nd state to take action against the social media platform for perceived security risks
The agency will be taking public comments on the proposal
Population of Alaska remained almost unchanged from July 2021 to July 2022
The study in Thursday’s journal Science examined all of the globe’s 215,000 land-based glaciers
The transfer was set in motion by a clause included in the recently passed $1.7 trillion federal spending bill
Early Tuesday, the state reported that a data issue had delayed the update of hospitalization info since Dec. 14
His attorneys argued that the division failed to investigate Eastman’s eligibility under the so-called disloyalty clause of the state constitution
University of Alaska Southeast biologist was lead author on the paper
New program could put driver shortage in the rear-view mirror.
40 patients are hospitalized with COVID-19
