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Federal appeals court preserves Alaska’s two-tier system for subsistence fishing management
Alaska’s current subsistence fishing program can continue without changes, according to a Wednesday opinion by a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Aug 215 min read


Alaska attorney general Treg Taylor will resign, is expected to run for governor
Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor will resign Aug. 29, he told employees at the Alaska Department of Law in an all-staff email Thursday afternoon.
Aug 212 min read


Alaska scientists take Mount Spurr off volcano alert list as eruption risk dwindles
Alaska’s volcano experts no longer expect an eruption anytime soon from Mount Spurr, the closest active volcano to Anchorage.
Aug 213 min read


Alaska legislators have largely departed Juneau, but special session continues until Aug. 31
The Alaska State Legislature is planning a brief session without taking any action on Tuesday, and legislative leaders say they’ve already completed their intended work for the special session, which ends on Aug. 31.
Aug 193 min read


Former state Sen. Tom Begich becomes 1st Democrat to indicate run for Alaska governor in 2026
The Anchorage resident, from a prominent political family, says he will conduct statewide listening tour, and focus on the state’s future.
Aug 185 min read


Alaska state officials express hope about Trump-Putin summit
Alaska’s top elected officials expressed hope about President Donald Trump’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Anchorage on Friday.
Aug 153 min read


Anchorage abuzz ahead of Trump-Putin summit – but ‘please don’t sell us back’
Residents torn between excitement over high-profile visit and trepidation over what US-Russian leaders might agree to.
Aug 151 min read


Protests planned across Alaska in solidarity with Ukraine, ahead of Trump-Putin summit
At least 16 events are planned statewide, including vigils, rallies and a large Ukrainian flag unveiling in Anchorage, to protest the presidents and show support for ending the war in Ukraine.
Aug 154 min read


US housing secretary visits Alaska to gather insights into urban and rural challenges
One of several cabinet members touring the state, Scott Turner said he wants to learn about homelessness, high housing costs and other problems.
Aug 143 min read


Trump remains vague on details of upcoming Ukraine peace talks in Alaska, anticipated Friday
Four days before a scheduled meeting with the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, over the possibility of a ceasefire that could pause the Russian invasion of Ukraine, President Donald Trump has yet to announce a firm location or timing.
Aug 122 min read


A push to create a new Alaska Department of Agriculture could cause a showdown over executive power
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s move to establish a state Department of Agriculture during the ongoing legislative special session appears to be turning into a fight over executive power, and it could be ultimately decided by the courts.
Aug 113 min read


Governor picks agency budgeter for temporary Department of Revenue boss
Gov. Mike Dunleavy has named Janelle Earls, the official in charge of the Alaska Department of Revenue’s operating budget, as the acting head of the department.
Aug 112 min read
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