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  • After 10 days of special session, opinions on gasline remain deeply divided and potential cost has doubled

    Big numbers like those are adding to the divisions and uncertainties about state lawmakers taking quick Other residents argued there’s no way for the project to make practical or financial sense given its House members also engaged in lengthy floor debate during the final days, but the current special session If the committee passes a bill next week it would then need to pass a floor vote — where another lengthy Company officials are scheduled to make their cases to legislators this week.

  • Juneau riders place well at Kluane Chilkat International bike race

    Burgers at the Bamboo Room, breakfast at the Chilkat Bakery with exceptional baked goods and service. Juneau’s Thomas Faust and Dave Ringle (New Blood and Old Trickster) placed 54th overall in 8:18:48, 6 So it makes it an event for such a wide variety of people. We have to keep moving.” Anchorage, AK) 10:45:53 (229th OA, 1/1). 3-4 Person Mixed - Goldstream Sports (Olivia Manley, Maddie Schuh, Luke Leg 3 (36.3 miles) - M 1:32:02 Luke Buth, Goldstream Sports, Fairbanks /// FM 2:03:54 Laura Scott, Hot

  • Congress approves bills dealing with Native federal aid and land for Alaska Native villages

    When signed into law, HR 42 would make it easier for disabled Alaska Natives to qualify for some federal Murkowski delivered remarks Wednesday on the Senate floor, noting that the Senate passed both bills

  • On The Trails: The outer bark of trees

    The outer bark of spruce trees offers a variety of things for various users...hiding places for food, It is structurally and chemically resistant to damage and invasion, a set of adaptations that take different Depending on the characteristics of a tree’s out bark, other organisms can make use of it.

  • Former Haines borough manager Annette Kreitzer challenging Rep. Andi Story for District 3 House seat

    Andi Story, D-Juneau, listens to a closing floor speech shortly before the adjournment of this year’s She was also the lead sponsor this year on an education bill making a range of funding and policy changes

  • Democrats' narrow path to Senate majority gets rockier as Platner faces sexual assault allegation

    meet a similar challenge to what presidential candidate Kamala Harris faced in 2024, when she had a late But the challenge for Talarico is turning that momentum into a racially, ethnically and geographically Collins sponsored the Laken Riley Act, named for a Georgia nursing student killed by a Venezuelan man El-Sayed, a former Wayne County health director, has run on issues like Medicare for All and halting

  • Supreme Court temporarily extends women's access to a widely used abortion pill

    least Thursday, while the justices consider whether to allow restrictions on the drug, mifepristone, to take It prevents restrictions on mifepristone imposed by a federal appeals court from taking effect for the The case before the court stems from a lawsuit Louisiana filed to roll back the Food and Drug Administration Lower courts concluded that Louisiana is likely to prevail, and a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. The Supreme Court blocked the 5th Circuit ruling from taking effect over the dissenting votes of Alito

  • Red lines

    Their consistent votes and silence about former red lines crossed and so many new ones make clear that history in museums, the pressure to control school curricula, the stripping away of health care and food

  • Alaska Senate committee unveils crime bill package in final weeks of the legislative session

    Matt Claman, D-Anchorage, speaks Wednesday, April 23, 2025, on the floor of the Alaska Senate. “So to change that in statute, I think is an important policy statement for us to make.” Hannan said significant policy bills typically take several years to get through the Legislature, with this week and its members have until Friday to introduce amendments before it advances to the Senate floor

  • A harvest of artists for the foremost of Fridays in August

    Marie Drake Planetarium: Explore the Universe, 1415 Glacier Avenue, 5:30-7 p.m.

  • Haines Highway cleared of avalanche that caught three vehicles

    I did get one foot out and one on the running board and was like ‘oh, I’m at a real funny angle and then “You come around and turn it was like ‘BAM,’” Franey said. “I was in full brakes to the floor by the time I was right around the bend.”  Would I like it to happen again? No. It’d be great if it didn’t happen again,” she said.

  • Bit by bit, progress is made on the ambitious Alaska Long Trail plan

    of construction for a 1.3-mile section of trail near the city’s industrial port, they said they were taking 48, where national parks are within driving distance for most visitors, those lands became something like Much of the statewide trend has been driven by visitation at Glacier Bay National Park, which is visited

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