Finance Committee on Wednesday sends both measures to full Assembly, but some members express concerns due sales tax measures that may also be on ballot.

Second annual ‘See Stories Live’ event features work from youth filmmakers.

More than 1,800 Indigenous dancers in 34 groups, including longtime participants and new invitees, officially start four-day biennial gathering.

Tribal president says ‘I feel fairly secure’ about legality of gaming establishment despite federal ruling last fall that raised questions, but said challenge by state is possible.

Dybdahl earns MVP, Ault the Coaches’ Award, Casperson honored with George Houston Award.

‘Everybody’s ready for you, to see you, to greet you.’

Seventeen people have registered as candidates for Alaska governor in this fall’s election, though the final slate won’t be set until June 27, the withdrawal deadline. Only four will advance in the Aug. 18 primary.

Former administration commissioner for Govs. Sarah Palin and Sean Parnell files at last minute against four-term Democrat; Rep. Sara Hannan, D-Juneau, unopposed in District 4.

Company still offering gold panning to visitors, but the theft ‘set us way behind,’ manager says; online plea asks culprit to return items to church parking lot.

Students offer thoughts on state of Alaska and national politics, share experiences from the Capitol.

JDHS senior Richard Tupou, sophomore Bella Connally place second in events to lead Crimson Bears.

Build-at-all-costs and avoid-at-all-costs testimony offered by residents to state lawmakers, who are also split on approving Alaska LNG Project legislation during 30-day session.