The rebuild of Chugach Electric’s aging southside substation would significantly change the views of a four-way stop in South Anchorage, according to residents of the Bayshore-Klatt Community Council.
University of Alaska Anchorage nursing students in a population health class will spend a portion of their semester learning about service dogs and their relationships to the local population.
Alaska Department of Health’s top official on Thursday provided lawmakers with an update on her department’s effort to clear the SNAP application backlog.
The Matanuska-Susitna Borough Assembly voted in favor of extending the term lengths of assembly members and the borough mayor from three to four years beginning with the 2024 election cycle.
Several residents at the River Terrace RV Park in Soldotna, which sit along the banks of the Kenai River, filed a lawsuit against the landowners of the park. They claim the Alaska Landlord Tenant Act was violated because, among many reasons, the water pressure is so low that showering, cooking and cleaning with hot water isn't possible.
Alaska will find itself in the grip of high pressure and an arctic airmass over the next week. Sunshine remains over much of Alaska Friday, but temperatures will drop to teens during the day and single to sub-zero temperatures overnight.
Once the primary winter shelter, the Sullivan Arena is ready to return to serving as a sports and entertainment complex for the Anchorage and wider Alaska community.
Alaska lawmakers received an oil production update on the second day of the session at the state capitol, with the Senate Finance Committee hearing from officials with the Department of Natural Resources.
The panel that blew out of an Alaska Airlines jetliner this month was manufactured in Malaysia by Boeing’s leading supplier, the head of the agency investigating the incident said Wednesday.
Individual testimony from sponsors of an education package on Wednesday detailed various parts of Senate Bill 140, which was originally centered on increasing internet speeds for schools around the state, during the House Rules Committee meeting.
A special Anchorage Assembly meeting on Tuesday night featured talks on housing for the homeless, subpoena powers of the Assembly, and aiding the city’s housing crisis by providing more housing options.
Mat-Su Animal Care said it's investigating an animal cruelty case after three kittens were found in a garbage bag off KGB Road in Wasilla. Two of the kittens did not survive.
Lawmakers across the country – including Alaska’s congressional delegation – have been working on multiple military-related bills to benefit current and future service members, veterans and their families, with 2023 seeing several landmark bills when it comes to military-related legislation.
The U.S. Supreme Court decided against hearing a case that would eliminate the option for Alaska state employees to opt out of paying union dues entirely.
A rising number of syphilis cases in Alaska is prompting a strong recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that most Alaskan adults under age 45 should be tested for syphilis at least once this year.
Two deadly crashes between sled dog teams and snowmachines have sparked campaigns to provide mushers with lighted collars, vests and harnesses so their teams will be more visible on dark trails.
A multi-agency clean-up effort is underway after an unknown quantity of natural gas leaked from a North Slope pipeline, according to the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation.
High pressure will rebuild into Western Alaska, and while that may provide some clear skies to much of the state, cold temperatures and winds will make it necessary for warm winter gear! Winds pick up in the Anchorage area from the north, 10-25 mph. Juneau will see gusts of 35 to 60 mph on Wednesday.
The march and rally was organized to ask Alaska's Legislature to permanently increase the BSA, which is the funding formula the state uses when deciding what to spend per student.
