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Rep. Garret Nelson, R-Sutton, chased a black bear away from Rep. Julie Coulombe, R-Anchorage, in front of the Alaska State Capitol during a late-night encounter this week.

Issues related to short- and long-term mitigation measures will be discussed at future meeting after this year’s flood occurs, city manager says.

Joe Locher, 68, formerly of Juneau, passed away at home in Seattle on Aug. 1, 2025.

AIDEA is spending as much as $175 million to look for petroleum in the refuge.

Incumbent Paul Kelly being challenged for Areawide Assembly; newcomers seek open District 1 and District 2 seats; both school board incumbents say they’re running again.

Jose Tagle is a business owner who wants to serve East Anchorage residents in the Alaska House of Representatives. But it seems he didn’t understand the state law that requires candidates for public office to file a financial disclosure statement. He submitted a completely blank form.

A popular downtown Juneau restaurant is now up for sale — but it’s not closing any time soon.

As President Donald Trump threatened sanctions for those who didn’t cover his address live Thursday night, the nation’s broadcast and cable news operations wrestled with the thorniest of questions: To air or not to air?

The Valley of the Eagles Golf Course, near 1 Mile Haines Highway, is, and always has been, an operation that demands constant labor and produces no revenue. For 20 years, it has been owned by people with no interest in playing golf.

Alaska regulators on Wednesday assessed a $741,520 civil penalty against the operator of a small and trouble-plagued North Slope oil field for five months of unauthorized flaring of natural gas.

Baseball falls to Ketchikan 15-5 at Adair, softball falls to Abbott-O-Rabbit 16-1 at Palmer.