No time for fooling around on April 1 for workers taking great panes to clear the outlook ahead of this year’s cruise ship season.

‘Statutory’ dividend OK’d by Finance Committee as it sends spending plan for next year to floor vote, but most of the payout requires a three-fourths vote by legislators.

Crimson Bears showcased a talent of basketball skills this season.

Juneau-Douglas sophomore gets early-season start to chase state record

6-3 Finance Committee vote Wednesday still needs full Assembly OK; repayment will cost at least $9 million, but proceeding deemed far more costly

Assembly set to spend next two months considering spending reductions to help narrow gap resulting largely from voter-approved tax cuts.

Fish and Game states conservative measures taken in last several years to boost king salmon returns have been working, continues approach this spring.

Launch celebration will be held Thursday night at Egan library.

‘The federal government is often beset by chaos these days,’ Alaska’s senior U.S. senator tells joint session of state lawmakers.

In less than 15 years, two deaths have occurred in the state from abandoned babies.

Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition and Tlingit and Haida discuss prevention and management.

Some school district officials questioned if online competition would slight other educators, but board opted out of a resolution to disavow the results announced Monday.