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Though the answers came in the form of noncommittal bureaucratese, state Department of Transportation and Public Facilities officials did not dispute they failed to follow federal...
A bipartisan group of Alaska state legislators has penned a letter to the federal government in support of a rule aimed at preventing anti-abortion states from accessing out-of-state abortion records to prosecute patients and providers, a sharp rebuke of...
In an attempt to curtail widespread camping throughout the city, Anchorage might soon have a sanctioned campsite for the homeless.
The Anchorage Assembly passed a resolution Tuesday evening asking the Bronson administration to pilot one “allowed” campsite, whittled down from...
The Anchorage School Board approved a $45 million funding package in a 5-1 vote Tuesday night, including $26 million toward the rebuild of Inlet View Elementary. The package also included $19 million for other school building improvements across the...
This article was republished from the Sightline Institute.
The demographics of the Alaska Legislature looked slightly different after the 2022 election. Alaskans sent more Independents to Juneau than ever before. More Millennials won office as the years-long retirement trend among...
After public testimony and debate, the Anchorage Assembly denied Mayor Dave Bronson’s request to pay $550,000 to his former Municipal Manager Amy Demboski to preemptively settle a wrongful termination claim against him and the Municipality of Anchorage. Demboski’s attorney...
Anchorage Public Library Deputy Director Judy Eledge resigned amid a lengthy scandal over repeated racist statements on social media and to library employees.
Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson announced Tuesday morning that he accepted her resignation, and her last day will...
Henry Sam sat in the Sullivan Arena, counting down the two hours until he would learn whether or not he had shelter that night, or if he’d be sleeping on the streets. If it was the latter, he had...
Would a third public hearing on Gov. Mike Dunleay’s “parental rights” legislation have been the charm to deliver the support that its backers claimed is out there? We’ll never know.
An unusual third public hearing on House Bill 105, legislation...
With the closure date of the Sullivan Arena shelter less than two weeks away, homeless service providers are asking the Anchorage Assembly to adjust the plan to better accommodate medically fragile people experiencing homelessness. The Assembly voted unanimously last...