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Theo Greenly/KSDPThe MV Tustumena is scheduled to make five chain runs between June and September, roughly the same schedule since the start/onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, when sailings were cut in half. -
Eric Stone/Alaska Public MediaBackers of the bill say it’s necessary with a tight state budget, and it’s similar to a proposal Gov. Mike Dunleavy included in his fiscal plan.
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U.S. Rep. Nick Begich co-sponsored the SAVE Act, though it makes proving citizenship a little harder than he thought. -
The group has grown from a dozen families to nearly 200. -
Officials say it's a relief after low snow forced the 2025 race to start in Fairbanks. -
Anchorage's own Gus Schumacher crashed in one race and failed to advance in another, but he's not out of the hunt just yet. -
Faced with rising costs in the Department of Corrections, some lawmakers say it's an uncomfortable choice they may be forced to make. -
The pushback has largely centered around concerns that the new terminal would make regional travel less convenient and efficient, not more, as the state has argued. -
Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice Susan Carney highlighted efforts to reduce case backlogs and asked lawmakers to fund a new judge and courthouse maintenance. -
Gov. Mike Dunleavy's sales tax proposal faces sharp opposition. Now, he says he's open to putting the tax bill on ice — but asking lawmakers pass the rest of his fiscal plan. -
President Trump ruled out taking Greenland by force, but what if he changes his mind? Murkowski says Congress would stop him, even if her GOP colleagues won't say so now. -
As far as the sport of cross-country skiing is concerned, it might as well be called "Team Alaska," given how many of the athletes have ties to our state.
