Proposed spending plan contains a one-time funding boost for schools and millions for disaster relief, transportation and public assistance programs, among others.

Majority spurns proposal to divide neighborhood into three lots; members also worry delays and controversy will make companies reluctant to bid on high-density housing project.

In 2026, voters in Juneau will decide three Assembly seats and two state House seats. That may sound routine, but it shouldn’t be. These races will determine how seriously we confront flood risk, job creation, housing costs and the overall affordability of life in our capital city.

Most Americans still think their taxes are too high, according to recent polls, even after last year’s tax law fulfilled several of President Donald Trump’s tax-related campaign promises.

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A major U.S. Postal Service union is launching a national TV ad campaign promoting voting by mail, stepping into a politically charged debate as skepticism about mail-in ballots has been raised by President Donald Trump and others.

Crimson Bears defeat Kayhi 5-1 at Kings’ Esther Shea Field.

Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola, who is mounting a high-profile challenge to Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan, announced on Monday that her campaign raised $8.9 million in the first quarter of the year, a record for any U.S. Senate campaign in Alaska.

Iryna Pomynalna, 13, fled the war in her homeland with her family four years ago. With help from her coach back home, she is now playing in tournaments from Anchorage to New York.

Crimson Bears win four games, lose one, against quality state competition.

The Alaska Senate unanimously passed a bill Monday that would grant back Permanent Fund dividends to Alaskans whose convictions are vacated, reversed or dismissed.