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Neeraj Bhatt is accused of one count of making a false statement in the case, after an encounter that allegedly took place May 16.

The proposal had universal support from veterans organizations and hunting/fishing groups within the state.

There’s agreement that there’s a nurse shortage, but no consensus on what to do about it.

Lawmakers have gone home but a lot of state business still needs addressing. Also, Anchorage workers clear a homeless camp, even with no shelter space to send people. And an Alaska Native soldier gets recognition on Memorial Day, decades after his death.

Sundown, who died unexpectedly at age 53 during an April moose hunt, was with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for more than 22 years.

Ketchikan’s City Council upheld the city manager’s decision to not hold a drag queen story time at the public library this year.

School district leaders and many legislators were hopeful that the state's base student allocation to schools would increase significantly this year.

Jharrett Bryantt had a tumultuous first year as the superintendent of the Anchorage School District. There was the bus driver shortage, an unprecedented string of snow days and a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice. But, he noted, there were many bright spots, too.

A timber company owned by Yakutat’s village corporation has filed for bankruptcy after a bank sued over $13 million in outstanding debts.

A looming federal debt default could hit hard in Alaska. Plus, utilities try to meet Alaskans' energy needs despite a steady decline in Cook Inlet natural gas.