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Alaska DNR OKs scaled-down land transfer for data center development near Houston

The state has approved a scaled-down 6,800-acre land transfer to AIDEA for potential data centers and industrial use after heavy backlash over trail access.

New-look Alaska Senate Majority boosts odds of public pensions becoming a reality

The bipartisan coalition will continue to hold the Senate majority, with some key changes that could clear the way for long-stalled bills.

Nick Begich has stood by—and endorsed—state lawmaker accused of grooming teen

Wasilla Republican Cathy Tilton is accused of grooming a teenager in the 1990s—allegedly an open secret in the Mat-Su. It hasn’t stopped Nick Begich III and Dan Sullivan from standing by her.

Lisa Murkowski backs Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins for Alaska governor

Lisa Murkowski said Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins will put Alaska ahead of partisan politics.

Republican candidate for rural Alaska district says region needs someone to ‘counter the Native voice’

Willy Keppel has become a go-to conservative voice for rural Alaska, but detractors say his history makes him a poor choice for the Legislature.

Not so fast. South Korea says Trump’s AKLNG announcement isn’t a done deal

Trump praised Alaska US Sen. Dan Sullivan for his work on the deal. The only problem is that there is no deal.

Alaskans will pay the price for Begich and Sullivan’s healthcare votes well after the election

Between losses in Medicaid coverage and people being priced out of private insurance, the number of Alaskans without coverage is expected to spike in 2027, making healthcare more expensive for everyone.

Trump’s coming to Alaska to help Sullivan beat the other Dan Sullivan

The president says he'll save Dan Sullivan in the last 30 days. Peltola, voting records, and a $5.60 gallon of heating oil say it won't be that simple.

Alaska’s governor’s race pits a Democrat against 3 Republicans

While Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins is working to appeal to a broad swath of voters, Republicans are going all-in on old conservative tropes.

Alaska’s bipartisan legislative majorities have strong primary showing

The state’s open primary suggested several conservative Republicans could be in trouble in November, a boost to the Legislature's bipartisan coalitions.

State Senate candidate Louise Stutes agrees to settle campaign finance violations

Rep. Louise Stutes, R-Kodiak, will pay more than $2,000 to settle a series of campaign finance complaints.

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