The future of the “Last Great Race” is uncertain, officials said in an appeal to supporters. The message comes at a time when major Iditarod sponsors have dropped out and inflation has increased the cost of participation.

A subsidy helping low-income families afford broadband is running out of money. The Biden administration wants Congress to keep it going.

University of Alaska Fairbanks researchers will partner with Galena residents on a Yukon River hydroelectric project.

Earlier this March, Bethel nonprofits publicly unveiled a groundbreaking project – a “permanent supportive housing” building meant to help stabilize the lives of chronically homeless individuals in the community.

Alaskans have until 11:59 p.m. Sunday, March 31 to apply online. State PFD Division offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau close at 4 p.m. on Friday, March 29.

It’s currently unclear what impact the sale will have on Trident’s fleet, employees, or the local communities.

While the purchases have been characterized by some as a bailout, supporters like the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute say otherwise.

The Alaska Division of Public Assistance has caught up on food stamp applications, but there are people waiting for other benefits programs, including heating assistance.

Despite questions of affordability, uncertainties of funding, and unprecedented logistical challenges, tribes and telecom companies say that the networks will be transformational.

In all, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has put bids on 1.4 million cases of pink salmon, 300,000 cases of sockeye salmon, and 15 million pounds of pollock fish sticks and fillets.