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Gov. Mike Dunleavy is calling the denial a “dangerous precedent” that would harm Alaska’s future.

The amount was second only to the Municipality of Anchorage, where 1,438 businesses received $73 million in state aid.

In the latest step in a longstanding dispute between mining advocates and environmentalists, federal and state entities signed a 50-year right of way permit for the controversial Ambler Road project on Wednesday.

The clinic will have 1000 slots over the course of the weekend for residents currently eligible for COVID-19 vaccination.

Originally, the state told providers they couldn't start vaccinating seniors until later in January. Now, Alaskans 65 and older can make an appointment to receive the vaccine at covidvax.alaska.gov.

State health officials are finding much more demand for vaccinations than there are appointment slots.

Several sitting Alaska lawmakers condemned the acts of violence at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday.

Alaska’s congressional delegation affirmed the Electoral College. They rejecting a campaign to keep President Trump in office despite his election loss.

The nation watched as a pro-Trump mob descended on the U.S. Capitol today. Alaska legislators react and we get a glimpse of what happened inside. And, the oil industry no-shows at the much-anticipated ANWR lease sale. Plus, advocates and families criticize the state's handling of a massive COVID outbreak in state prisons.

All three members of Alaska's Congressional delegation issued statements on social media Wednesday afternoon, saying they were safe and condemning violence.