Lisa Phu, Alaska Beacon
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A bill introduced Wednesday proposes the highest single-year increase to the base student allocation, but some say it’s not enough. -
A state leader cites multiple reasons for the growth of the backlog, which has no clear end in sight. -
Some private schools publicize how state program can offset tuition. -
A complaint filed Friday alleges some families have waited four months for nutrition assistance. -
Two of three senators outside the state Legislature's supermajority do not have standing committee assignments. -
Gov. Mike Dunleavy sees hundreds of millions of dollars in carbon sequestration. -
Anchorage Republican incumbent Rep. Tom McKay still led Democratic challenger Denny Wells, after results were announced Thursday afternoon. -
As Dr. carolyn Brown reflects on her past as an abortion provider, she said she struggles with how to define the beginning of personhood. -
Math scores were down this year for students in Alaska from pre-pandemic 2019, according to results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress. -
None of the 15 people to die in Alaska Department of Corrections custody in 2022 so far “died as a result of others,” according to Gov. Mike Dunleavy.
