Governor Mike Dunleavy released a statement Friday outlining his expectations and concerns ahead of the Alaska Legislature’s special session beginning August 2.

Permitting is underway for a 1-mile underground exploration tunnel that will allow drilling to take place with minimal surface disturbance.

A Cessna 150 aircraft crashed during takeoff on what officials believe was an instructional flight.

Election Day Set for Tuesday, October 7.

Erfurth characterized his association with his accuser as a deeply emotional, paternal connection gone awry.

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities has announced more than $16 million in grant awards for Fiscal Year 2026 to enhance transit and mobility services across the state.

Ruffridge, who has served in both the majority and minority during his time in office, emphasized the importance of relationships over partisanship.

Central Emergency Services (CES) has completed the final inspection on a new state-of-the-art fire tanker, marking a major step forward in enhancing fire suppression capabilities for the Sterling area.

To encourage adoptions, the shelter has reduced all animal adoption fees to $50 through the end of today, Wednesday, July 31.

ADF&G is liberalizing sport fishing regulations by increasing the limits of sockeye salmon to six per day and twelve in possession for the Russian River and a section of the mainstem Middle Kenai River.