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Alaska Joint Pipeline OfficeOn one side are the City of Valdez and the Prince William Sound Regional Citizens Advisory Council. On the other, Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, which operates the pipeline and terminal. -
Matt Faubion/Alaska Public MediaBronson often clashed with the left-leaning Anchorage Assembly over its approach to COVID-19 and homelessness and weathered a number of scandals during his time as mayor.
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A judge denied a group of homeschool parents' effort to dismiss the case, saying a Supreme Court ruling requires a closer look at how allotments are spent in practice. -
Federal prosecutors say Adepoju Babatunde Salako, 33, got control of seven Alaskans’ myAlaska accounts and used them to file for PFDs in 2022. -
Much of the staff behind the Kenai Peninsula Clarion, the Homer News and the Juneau Empire resigned Monday, citing owner Carpenter Media's decision to edit a story without consulting them. -
He’s massive, he’s resilient, he’s Mr. 2025 Fat Bear Week. -
University of Alaska Anchorage history professor Ian Hartman compiled the photos, most of which come from the Anchorage Museum's collections -
A letter from Rep. Sarah Vance to the publishers of the Homer News threatening the newspaper’s bottom line is a “step too far,” says a former editor. -
On Sept. 25, leaders from 16 communities across the Y-K Delta gathered in Bethel to refine emergency response plans. -
The Kuspuk school district has voted to temporarily close the Gusty Michael school for the 2025/2026 school year, citing a combination of factors. -
Kirk’s supporters talked about his courage to speak out when his beliefs were unpopular, as well as the need for dialogue and healing. -
The White House is threatening mass terminations, but in other ways this potential shutdown is shaping up like all the others.
