NOAA rejects petition to list Gulf of Alaska king salmon under the Endangered Species Act
Had the listing gone through, it could have affected fisheries and communities along the state’s sprawling southern coastline.
Alaska prosecutors accuse two Wasilla residents of more than 400 identity theft-related crimes
It’s the largest number of criminal charges filed in a single case within Alaska courts since modern record-keeping began.
In Anchorage, an ‘average’ wildfire season still comes with risk
This summer, the city’s Wildfire Division will be clearing brush and assessing homes
Alaska Legislature rejects Dunleavy AG appointee Stephen Cox
Thursday’s vote was only the second rejection of a commissioner-level appointment in state history. The last was during the Palin administration.
Legislature passes resolution supporting program that helps Alaska Native corporations get federal contracts
Several federal agencies have started audits of the 8(a) contracting program, which Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called "the oldest DEI program in the federal government."
Driver slams car into Wasilla Police headquarters
No one inside the building was injured by the crash, officials said.
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The Anchorage Weekender: Firefighters, farmers markets, food trucks and 7 more local events
While the city waits for warmer weather, there are several events to keep you busy.
Proposed Mat-Su armed teacher program could cost $700,000
Costs for the program include about $133,000 in startup fees.
Alaska Legislature considers exempting some Native corporations from public disclosure
Current law requires them to share financial information publicly if they have more than 500 shareholders.