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Liz Ruskin/Alaska Public MediaVisitors hoping to get a feel for Alaska’s greatness left disappointed. The governor's office did not respond to questions about it. -
Matt Faubion/Alaska Public MediaLast year, 23% of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients in Alaska ended up with significantly more or less in benefits than they should have. The national average was 11%.
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Over the last decade more and more elders in the state are needing to rehome their birds. -
The division put a new sample U.S. Senate ballot on its website with atypical listings for both candidates. But it's not clear the agency has committed to that format. -
How much one-time funding Alaska schools will get this year won't be finalized until August 31, and some school board members fear that could be too late to be effective. -
For this edition of The Anchorage Weekender, we rounded up ways to observe the holiday across the state. -
Sullivan said he’s ready to start campaigning for the August primary. But, he’s also waiting to see how his name will appear on the ballot -
A six-member conference committee spent Friday and Saturday in something of a public negotiation with developer Glenfarne and the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. -
The justices ruled that the Division of Elections can’t boot Petersburg Dan Sullivan from the primary election ballot. He is challenging U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan. -
The Division of Election disqualified Dan Sullivan of Petersburg after deciding his challenge was an attempt to confuse voters. A state judge says that was wrong. -
Gov. Mike Dunleavy told lawmakers on Thursday he’d vetoed six bills. Meanwhile, dozens more have passed into law. Here's a look at a few vetoes and new laws. -
They say they never imagined the joy of being out together, but they’re worried about what’s coming.
