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The race may be getting thinner, but these bears sure aren’t. The battle for the biggest belly has narrowed to the top four.

At the corner of Spenard Road and 30th Avenue, a small group set to work, adding several vinyl squares to the mural, creating a new mosaic.

Some residents of Juneau are raising concerns about the city and borough’s decision to demolish the historic neighborhood known as Telephone Hill.

The federal government is days away from shutting down and Alaska’s congressional delegation is, once again, split.

Eleven months out from the primary, Bernadette Wilson says she’s setting the “rules to the game” in the race for governor by stating her plans to drop out of the race if she’s not the top Republican vote-getter in next year’s primary.

The Fairbanks Assembly passed a resolution urging Alaska’s congressional delegation to advocate for the release of Atcharee Buntow from ICE custody.

A man accused of fatally hitting a pedestrian before trying to drive away appeared in an Anchorage court on Friday.

A former Eagle River nurse practitioner sentenced to prison in 2023 for the illegal prescribing and distribution of opioids is now asking for a retrial in her case in the fallout of misconduct allegations against the federal judge who presided over the case.

Rising costs for the Anchorage School District were discussed at a joint meeting between the Anchorage School District and the Anchorage Assembly on Friday.