Officials with the state Department of Administration say the department does not plan to move ahead with proposals to close six Division of Motor Vehicles offices in Alaska.
Less than $900,000 remains for Save Seawolf Hockey to fundraise for the University of Alaska Anchorage hockey program to be considered for reinstatement.
Grant is expected to be sentenced this summer in an Anchorage courtroom. According to the press release, Grant faces a sentencing range of no less than 15 years in prison and up to life.
State legislatures nationwide are considering bills to change electoral systems after a contentious 2020 cycle. The Alaska Legislature has several election bills before it that reveal different priorities for legislators.
The Alaska Department of Military and Veterans Affairs is reminding eligible rural veterans about its free transportation access to its facilities and other authorized health care services.
Court documents show the state of Alaska for years maintains a discriminatory policy that denied some same-sex spouses benefits by wrongly claiming gay marriage was not recognized in Alaska, long after courts ordered they be recognized.
The White House is naming a former Obama administration official to be deputy secretary at the Interior Department after dropping plans for a more liberal nominee who faced key Senate opposition. President Joe Biden has nominated Tommy Beaudreau to the No. 2 post.
The National Transportation Safety Board will hold a public board meeting next week to determine the probable cause of the deadly midair crash between two Alaska floatplanes that left multiple people dead or seriously injured in May 2019.
APOC has denied the Dunbar campaign's request for expedited consideration of its complaint against Dave Bronson's campaign, which alleges campaign finance violations.
As Alaska joins states across the country in pausing distribution of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine due to safety concerns, public health officials are working to calm fears with facts.
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Food Safety and Sanitation Program confirmed the distribution of recently recalled espresso beans within the state.
The National Transportation Safety Board has released the preliminary report for the helicopter crash that killed five people near Knick Glacier late last month.
On Tuesday, members of the community got to hear from four of the eight candidates vying for the open position of University of Alaska Anchorage chancellor.
In this week’s Healthy Living, the news team dives into float therapy and how it’s helping people disconnect from the world, and in some ways, even their body.
Alaska Veterans Affairs Healthcare System will hold a 90-minute virtual listening session for stakeholders to hear from Alaska veterans and communities the VA serves.
The new death brings the total death count in the state to 310 residents and four nonresidents. The individual who died was an Eagle River man who was at least 80 years old.
The campaign for mayoral candidate Forrest Dunbar has filed an Alaska Public Offices Commission complaint against opponent Dave Bronson, alleging campaign finance violations.
The Anchorage Police Department is estimating it will cost thousands of dollars to release public information and records that correspond to an arrest its communications team wrote about in a Facebook post in February.
The Anchorage School District has allowed seniors to honor their cultural heritage at graduation since 2019. The deadline to notify the district is April 15.
Legislation before the Alaska Senate Finance Committee would renew and extend a stripped back state COVID-19 disaster declaration until the end of the year, but the bill has not been endorsed by the Senate majority caucus.
