Have a felony record in Alaska? You may still be eligible to vote.
Residents who lost the right to vote with a felony conviction may have their right restored once they are unconditionally…
July 2026
admin After gasline tax bill, pipeline developers plan to ask Alaskans for a few billion dollars
If the state doesn’t chip in, its 25% ownership stake will be diluted by other investors, reducing profits in the…
Alaska university gets funding for critical minerals center
A new new Critical Minerals Accelerator Engine in Alaska will be led by and located at UAF, the National Science…
Haunted by Halong
Suicides among youth who evacuated Alaska Native villages after Typhoon Halong raise concerns around trauma responses to the climate disaster.
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy sets state record for most vetoes in a single Legislature
Eight more bills await a decision, plus the possibility of a multibillion-dollar tax break for the proposed natural gas pipeline.
Alaska expands eligibility for early interventions for children with developmental delays
More Alaska infants and toddlers who are experiencing developmental delays or disabilities can now be eligible for early intervention services.
Bering Sea heatwave cited as trigger for nosedive in Yukon River Chinook salmon
After temperatures shot up in the Bering Sea, mortality of adult salmon and older juveniles in the ocean also increased,…
Alaska governor vetoes new limits on political donations
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Thursday vetoed a bill that would have reimposed limits on...
State, federal and tribal groups partner with Juneau to prepare for annual glacial outburst flood
Officials and residents in Alaska’s capital city are preparing for what has become an annual summer glacial outburst flooding event…
Partnership launched to bring veterinary care to rural Alaska
A new partnership aims to provide veterinary care and zoonotic disease monotiring to rural villages lacking such services.