An attorney advising the Alaska Legislature said Wednesday that Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom may have violated the U.S. Constitution when she disqualified Petersburg’s Daniel J. Sullivan from this year’s U.S. Senate race in Alaska.

Summer is in full-swing, and that means many coastal Alaskans are flocking to the shoreline. Scientists are testing a few popular beaches in Juneau for fecal contamination and so far, they’re mostly poop-free.

Title X, a Nixon-era poverty-fighting program, will shift away from reducing unintended pregnancies.

Members of the Senate’s controlling majority caucus canceled meetings Wednesday and debated behind closed doors.

Katherine A Brown was born on July 30, 1951, in Juneau, Alaska. She died in Juneau on March 2, 2025, after living well for nearly eight years with metastatic cancer.

Proposal gets 2,986 signatures; 2,566 certified by clerk are necessary for measure to appear on Oct. 6 municipal election ballot

‘Your very presence makes them happy for what they did.’

Multiple days of training and panels fill schedule with preconference training block and two days of breakout sessions.

The Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against a transgender healthcare nonprofit Wednesday, accusing it of misleading and coercing parents over gender-affirming treatment for their children.

Alaska Department of Revenue estimates pipeline project’s carbon plant could receive $7.4 billion in federal aid across 12 years.

‘Basically, the tram didn’t know where it was,’ says one supervisor; company’s president says tram won’t reopen until extensive repair and inspection process occurs.

District officials say declining enrollment and state funding has not kept pace with skyrocketing costs has lead to millions in budget shortfalls.