House District 22 Republican candidate Jose Tagle cannot serve if elected, but ballots will not be reprinted without his name.

Ballot counting will continue until at least Nov. 18 and the state aims to certify the results by Nov. 25.

Deportations are up, but lower than their peak in 2000.

As Trump and supporters tout series of RHTP awards in Alaska and elsewhere, critics say they don’t help now-uninsured people when they break a leg.

‘Bridging Our Stories’ film released earlier this year explores rediscovery of culture, transmission to younger generations.

Voter turnout is soaring compared with the last midterm election in many of the states that are expected to decide control of the U.S. Senate, according to an Associated Press analysis of early voting two weeks before Election Day.

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Juneau’s Thatcher Brouwer was recently named executive director of United Fishermen of Alaska, also known as UFA. Brouwer has more than two decades under his belt as a commercial fisherman and years of experience with statewide fisheries policy.

Children are among the most frequently injured.

The next biennial Celebration is scheduled from June 7-10, 2028, according to Sealaska Heritage Institute, which organizes the Alaska Native dance-and-culture festival.

It is unclear whether more southern tropical storms are transforming into damaging storms up north, but they are hitting a more vulnerable Alaska landscape.

Sigoowu Ye Park, located at 5921 Pine St. in Lemon Creek, reopened on Wednesday, Oct. 21, after chicane fencing was installed at the park entrances.