There’s a new 15-second ad out that claims “Dan Sullivan always puts Alaska first.” Don’t be fooled. If he hadn’t been putting the interests of President Donald Trump first, more than a few hardcore MAGA Alaskans would have filed to run against him.

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All six crew members on board a US KC-135 military aerial refuelling plane that crashed in western Iraq yesterday have been confirmed dead, US Central Command said in an update Friday.

US Department of Justice says state rolls are needed to ensure fairness of elections.

Long planned, the pipeline and accompanying infrastructure would be the biggest natural gas project in American history — and possibly the most expensive.

Metlakatla boys also earn semifinal berth, Klawock, Skagway win in 1A.

Metlakatla also advances to 2A semifinals, 1A Hoonah and Kake still alive.

House majority pulls supplemental spending bill off floor after minority refuses to tap reserves to fund it; accusations fly about gambling on how Iran war will affect oil prices.

Chief Sean Case addressed questions raised by the national series and said recent policy changes, outreach and coordination are helping the department improve MMIP investigations.

Early Morning Riley, 54, passed away on Feb. 5, 2026, in Juneau, Alaska.

A bill that would change the scope of an Alaska sexual assault law had its first committee hearing yesterday. Democratic Juneau Rep. Sara Hannan’s bill, introduced this year, would alter a law that specifically criminalizes sexual assault by a medical provider.

A sign at a Wisconsin pharmacy advertises vaccine availability in December. Wisconsin is among the states that now rely on non-federal sources of childhood vaccine guidance as the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention de-emphasizes vaccines. (Erik Gunn / Wisconsin Examiner) By Tim Henderson Stateline Twenty-nine states and the District of Columbia now reject at least some federal vaccine guidance as the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention continues