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There’s no reason to doubt Alaska’s election results

The Republican-run Division of Elections has faced its share of controversies, but none that undermine the integrity of the final vote count.

Regulatory process launched for 30 more years of trans-Alaska oil pipeline operations

Forty-nine years after it began transporting crude oil from Prudhoe Bay, the Trans Alaska Pipeline System is due for a regulatory renewal.

Democrats rally behind Kreiss-Tomkins for Alaska governor after Tom Begich drops out

Begich’s decision to drop out of the race for governor clears the way for the only remaining Democrat to face a divided GOP.

Dan Sullivan’s time in the US Senate has been marked by well-timed stock trades

According to the records, Sullivan is the Alaska Delegation’s most active stock trader and has had some fortuitous timing.

Alaska Supreme Court to rule on question of bias in ballot measure language

Plaintiffs supporting and opposing Ballot Measure 2 appealed a lower court’s ruling, arguing the Alaska Division of Elections used unclear, politically partisan language on the ballot.

Alaska officials respond to mystery spill near idled Cook Inlet oil platform

State and industry officials and the U.S. Coast Guard were responding on Tuesday to an unexplained oil spill roughly 60 miles southwest of Anchorage in Southcentral Alaska’s Cook Inlet.

Is a U.S. Department of Justice investigation about to disrupt Alaska’s U.S. Senate race?

NBC reports that federal prosecutors have issued grand jury subpoenas, but if so, they haven’t reached key figures in the U.S. Senate race

Gasoline hits $26 per gallon in the northwest Alaska village of Shungnak

Across the United States, the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline was $4.10 on Thursday.

Trump administration moves to repeal ‘Roadless Rule,’ open Alaska’s national forests to logging

The USDA is proceeding with its proposed repeal of the Roadless Rule, despite widespread opposition from the public.

Alaskans vote to end unlimited political spending, rebuking Dunleavy’s veto

Months after Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed campaign finance limits, Alaskans voted overwhelmingly to institute them anyway.

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