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Transportation Commissioner Ryan Anderson updated lawmakers Wednesday on the revised State Transportation Improvement Plan. -
Staff at a Soldotna veterinary clinic said one of several dogs left outside in the case had likely died of malnourishment and hypothermia. -
Courtney Moody will receive $78,500 from the borough, after she reported harassment by her boss and says she was then fired without a stated reason. -
An attorney for Nathan Erfurth claims Alaska State Troopers improperly presented evidence to a grand jury before his arrest in May. -
The utility says the primary culprit is the above-average snowfall that has impacted all of Southcentral Alaska this winter. -
Alaska State Troopers say Kristoffer Calhoun, 36, threatened to kill his estranged wife and himself during a phone call as troopers listened. -
The storytime event was part of Soldotna Pride’s winter celebration, called Happy New Queer, scheduled for Saturday. -
Longtime energy observer Larry Persily thinks Alaska will import natural gas to meet its needs, rather than building an in-state gas pipeline. -
All legal gaming in Alaska benefits nonprofits, and the most popular form, pull-tabs, is played at more than 1,000 locations statewide. -
In the tele-town hall Tuesday night, Rep. Mary Peltola said she was nervous about what the merger could mean for grocery options in Alaska communities.
