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Suzanne LaFrance dominates early returns

As preliminary results roll in, Suzanne LaFrance emerges as the front-runner in Anchorage's mayoral run-off race.

What to watch for in Anchorage’s mayoral runoff

Anchorage’s mayoral race once again comes down to a runoff election. Three years after far-right Mayor Dave Bronson won in a runoff election, today he will be facing off against moderate former Anchorage Assembly chair Suzanne LaFrance in another. Polls...

House GOP passes trans sports ban bill, rejecting proposal to notify parents of gender inspections

Alaska House Republicans pushed ahead with their bill to ban trans girls from playing on girls teams from elementary school to the college level.

Alaska lawmakers support push to investigate, document forced assimilation in boarding schools 

The widely supported resolution supports a bill championed by U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski in Congress

Alaska Senate contemplates major property tax cut for over-65 homeowners

The state’s existing $150,000 property tax exemption results in about $100 million of canceled taxes.

House GOP’s trans sports ban bill runs into fierce opposition

The legislation, proposed by extreme-right Eagle River Republican Jamie Allard, would single out trans girls and prevent them from playing on girls’ teams.

Bronson stretches the truth and fear-mongers over ‘wokeness’

In Anchorage's mayoral run-off, Mayor Bronson ramps up fear-mongering, while LaFrance stresses collaboration over divisive rhetoric in bid for mayoral seat.

Leaked email fallout exposes rift in Permanent Fund board

Wednesday's Alaska Permanent Fund Board of Trustees meeting went beyond email security.

Legislature rejects long-time public school critic for Board of Education seat

On Tuesday, legislators soundly rejected the appointment of Bob Griffin to the Board of Education with a 21-39 vote.

This oil platform stopped pumping 30 years ago. Alaska still won’t make the owner tear it down

Removing all the offshore oil infrastructure from Cook Inlet could cost $1 billion. But some platforms have sat idle for decades, as inspectors say they're in an "advanced state of disrepair."

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