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Officials say the state never used the funds it set aside to keep people from waiting for food benefits because the state’s system had to be reconfigured to use state money.

The technology provided real-time data and information about the storm, which DOT officials say expedited the process.

It’s the first time since 2006 that the school district and union will enter arbitration because they remain at odds over contract terms. If arbitration fails, it could result in a teachers strike.

Christopher Williams, Jr. filed a lawsuit last week against the city and former Juneau Police officer Brandon LeBlanc for allegedly violating his civil rights during the arrest.

The decision has implications for mining and drilling projects on private and federal lands, experts say.

The state’s annual vital statistics report and the latest cancer report show some positive signs about lifespans, maternal health and disease reduction.

The district had recommended closing Fire Lake and Lake Otis elementary schools at the end of the school year. The vote was a disappointment to two charter schools that would have moved into the vacated buildings.

WhaleSpotter is now used by a dozen companies, including some in Alaska

Wagner, director of the Chugach National Forest Avalanche Information Center, passed away in her sleep Nov. 6 after battling ovarian cancer for a year and a half.

Of the 614 people on the list, 598 do not have criminal records. DHS regularly says it's taking murders and rapists off the streets, but none of the people on the list was convicted or arrested for murder or rape.