The vote means that Alaska’s education funding formula will be permanently and significantly increased for the first time in ...

Guests hoping to visit Juneau on Alaskan cruises won't be facing altered itineraries after a cruise ship limit measure has ...

The broad agreement between the Alaska House and Senate this session stands in stark contrast to lawmakers’ deepening ...

The Alaska Legislature on Tuesday adjourned after approving an austere operating budget for the next fiscal year with a ...

A plan to limit cruise ship traffic in Juneau, Alaska won't appear on the fall 2025 election ballot. The "Cruise Ship Limits" ...

A bill from Juneau Rep. Andi Story proposed would make it state law that local funding for non-instructional services doesn't ...

The Senate voted 18-2 to pass Senate Bill 26, which would eliminate daylight saving time in Alaska and ask the federal ...

Juneau honors Sitka firefighter Buzz Brown with water arches. Ketchikan celebrates Arbor Day with a ceremonial tree planting.

Wilson says she has deep roots in the state as the great-niece of former Alaska Gov. Wally Hickel and a member of the Naknek ...

State lawmakers have less than a week left in the 121-day legislative session. The Alaska Constitution gives them until midnight next Wednesday, May 21, to finish up their work for this year.

A plan to put more Alaska state troopers in Kotzebue to fight child abuse crimes was only partially funded, and $2.3 million for additional trooper overtime was trimmed to $1 million.

Legislators on Tuesday morning voted to override Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of a $180 million increase to the state’s $1.2 billion education budget.