Search results for

Alaska's congressman says the bill will "drive some accountability" in the safety net programs. Critics say it shifts the costs to the state and will leave thousands of Alaskans uninsured.

To keep schools running smoothly, many districts are looking abroad — namely to the Philippines.

High shipping costs and staffing shortages have been a challenge for local manufactures. As a major resource for manufacturers prepares to close, Alaska Manufacturing Association hopes to fill the gap.

Off the road system, any big event requires a unique set of logistics. For the upcoming glorification of St. Olga in the Kuskokwim community of Kwethluk, such logistics include volunteer ferrymen and a lineup of cooks.

Prosecutors say Justin Facey, 44, bragged about being an attorney for members of the drug trafficking organization, four of whom were indicted in the 2023 murder of two women found in Trapper Creek.

Delta Junction's Ukrainian immigrants hope for a legal means to remain in the United States. Plus, a recap of what lawmakers accomplished during the legislative session.

Anchorage Police Chief Sean Case said officers pulled Utuva Alaelua over for a headlight issue after he drove away from a vehicle linked to a man with a felony warrant.

Legislators override Gov. Dunleavy's veto of an education funding bill. Plus, The legislative session is over as lawmakers pass a budget and gavel out until next year.

Dan Seavey ran the first Iditarod, in 1973, when mushers and organizers were still trying to figure out if a thousand-mile sled dog race across Alaska was even possible.

The home improvement chain broke from many other retailers, who say they cannot afford to absorb new tariffs.