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Current Cravings: A sushi showdown in four acts

I feel overwhelmed when it comes to selecting good sushi restaurants in Anchorage.

Creative Currents: A ‘more measured approach’ with Valerie Jaimes

When oil painter Valerie Jaimes first came to Alaska, she didn’t think that she would be here long.

Psychedelica, Salmon, and Science: Welcome to Trollfest

Last weekend, Juneau gathered at Centennial Hall for Trollfest, a celebration of art, music and environmentalism inspired by the legendary artist Ray Troll.

Did the Dunleavy administration cut sweetheart tax deals with oil companies? Legislators are trying to find out.

Alaska legislative leaders are demanding Dunleavy address an “overall pattern of peculiarities” in the state’s collection of oil and gas tax.

GOP refusal to balance their budget puts AIDEA and state scholarship fund on the chopping block

The impact on both AIDEA operations and the state’s scholarship program under either scenario isn’t immediately clear.

Alaska Legislature passed a law capping predatory payday loans. Republicans said it was anti-freedom

A long-running effort to protect Alaskans from predatory payday loan schemes cleared the Alaska Legislature in its closing days.

Nearly 50 Years at DIPAC Hatchery

Next year, Douglas Island Pink and Chum (DIPAC) Macaulay Salmon Hatchery will be celebrating its 50th anniversary.

‘Valid and valuable.’ Legislators signal support for international teachers filling Alaska’s classroom vacancies

Most of the country has faced shortages of teachers in recent years, but the impact has been particularly acute in rural Alaska.

Small victories, setbacks and rampant uncertainty defined this year’s session

And while legislators had bigger hopes for the budget, they said they managed to deliver on some key areas while still keeping it balanced.

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