State senator from Anchorage says he faced tough odds to finish among to four in August primary, isn’t endorsing another candidate right now.

Alaska Supreme Court set to hear state’s appeal at 10 a.m. Monday, with a final resolution sought by noon on Tuesday so elections officials can print ballots.

Agreement may force state to pay ‘hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars’ to company if it decides not to proceed with development of natural gas pipeline.

Dispute between city, former residents of historic neighborhood has gotten global media attention the past two weeks.

23.15% error rate is 4.49% above second-highest tally in 2025; but special provision in Trump-signed budget bill means worst states have an extra year to fix problem.

Sítʼ Yá Hítʼs first reservation is Saturday night.

Two people "believed to have information regarding a reported burglary at the Dimond Park concession stand" on the night of Tuesday, June 2, are being sought by the Juneau Police Department.

Members unanimously send state DOT project to Juneau Assembly for consideration.

Unprecedented election dispute involving Petersburg resident with same name as Republican incumbent heard Thursday by Anchorage judge, who plans to issue decision Friday.

A secret agreement provides the most detailed insight yet into one of the world’s largest prospective natural gas projects.

Governor keeps large one-time education funding increase passed by Legislature, nixes various line items such as teacher incentives and oil-related community assistance payments.

Longtime sports official David Means leaves a legacy on the field for others to follow.