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Alaska’s embattled economic development agency signs contracts with seven law firms

AIDEA has long used outside attorneys. What’s new is selecting firms in advance, which the agency's leader says allows work to happen more quickly than going through the state’s procurement process each time an issue comes up.

Peltola shines while Trump-endorsed Dahlstrom disappoints in Alaska primary

Democratic U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola turned in a strong performance in Alaska’s primary election, winning more than half the votes cast in the race.

Community calls for hope and healing after police kill 16-year-old: ‘This is Anchorage’

Tears, hugs and talk about what’s next dominated demonstrations this weekend honoring Easter Leafa, the 16-year-old who was shot and killed by Anchorage police earlier in the week.

Justice to monitor Alaska primary election for compliance with language requirements

The U.S. Justice Department plans to monitor operations at polling places in parts of rural Alaska on Tuesday, the state’s primary election day, for compliance with the federal Voting Rights Act.

What to know about Alaska’s primary election

Polls opened Tuesday morning for Alaska’s second primary election under the open primary system adopted by voters in 2020.

GOP candidates’ lackluster campaigning buoyed by Americans for Prosperity

Americans for Prosperity Alaska has spent more than $100,000 to boost Republicans in the state legislature race.

Republicans run ‘fake Democrats’ to muddle Alaska primaries

Republicans are trying to outmaneuver the state's new open primaries and ranked-choice voting system.

Alaska’s pre-primary election turnout is down from extraordinary 2022 and 2020 primaries

Voter turnout for Alaska's Aug. 20 primary is lower than the past two elections but higher than in 2018 and 2016, the last primaries without extraordinary factors.

Republicans are trying out some weird things in Alaska’s primary election

Alaska Republicans are attempting to bypass open primaries and regain influence by installing "fake Democrat" candidates while pressuring Republican candidates to sign withdrawal pledges.

Alaska school districts got a one-time funding boost. It came too late for many teachers.

District leaders and teachers say their colleagues are leaving because of uncertainty in what is usually a stable profession.

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