Gov. Mike Dunleavy introduced bill through House; Senate majority is expected to introduce its own.
Crimson Bears ready to de-ice conference foe Kardinals.
Executive orders will enable more drilling, mining and other resource development.
Directive in effect at least through Feb. 1, future communications will need OK of Trump appointee.
Nearly 130 bills and resolutions introduced as state lawmakers get down to work on Wednesday.
190 players on 22 teams participate in regional tournament; Juneau’s Travis Dybdahl wins Iron Man Award.
An increase to the Base Student Allocation and in resource development among coming proposals.
Crimson Bears show they are ready for next step
Leadership battle in House from past sessions avoided, but minority has enough votes to sway agenda.
Trump voters in state favor change 43%-37%, Harris voters oppose 7%-86%, according to survey.
First woman to head a U.S. military branch presided over decision to homeport icebreaker in Juneau.
Askren Wrestling Academy coach helps grapplers pursue dreams.
His decision receives praise from Alaska congressional delegation, concern from environmental groups.
Lack of snow has dampened competitions, but not spirits.
President Trump on Monday began issuing a barrage of executive orders, kicking off his presidency with a muscular use of power intended to signal a… Continue reading
Two-person deployment will work with police, tribal, other agencies throughout Southeast Alaska.
Other orders expected to focus on immigration crackdowns, dismantle diversity initiatives.
Crimson Bears overpower Lady Kings for consecutive wins
Crimson Bears lead much of first half before losing 71-54 to East Anchorage.
Crimson Bears open conference play by defeating Lady Kings
