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Without being organized, the House can’t move ahead with most legislative business when the session starts on Tuesday

A contractor has been chosen to address problems at perilous Pretty Rocks, but full access to the park road is not expected until 2025.

Alaska schools are preparing to meet requirements of the READS Act this fall — a costly mandate amid flat state education funding.

The 33rd Legislature convenes Jan. 17, and lawmakers have already begun prefiling items for public consideration.

Capt. John Falvey, the state ferry system's manager since 2004, is retiring later this month.

State biologists say they are comfortable with that number, based on estimates that 60 to 100 wolves would be taken.

The scathing 11-page letter to city leaders says Amy Demboski's firing was retaliatory and unlawful.

The world’s largest aircraft fleet was grounded for hours by a cascading outage in a government system that delayed or cancelled thousands of U.S. flights Wednesday.

How will more intense storms affect Alaska in the next decade and how can state and local governments use data to plan and budget for keeping people safe? We discuss adapting for an extreme weather future on this Talk of Alaska.

Piggott was diagnosed with leukemia on Christmas Eve and passed away before the new year. She was 90 years old.