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Sen. Begich to introduce legislation creating Arctic Port Authority

The state of Alaska is working with the US Army Corps of Engineers to locate a site for a deep water port.

Southeast primary results: 10 candidates, 5 races

Wrangell Representative Peggy Wilson knocked out two Ketchikan opponents to win the Republican nomination for the new House District 33.

Alaska Primary 2012

Alaska Primary 2012

Today is primary election day statewide.
Polls open at 7 a.m. and will stay open until 8 o’clock tonight.

Alaska State House Primary Results

Check back here this evening for live coverage of the results as they come in from around the state.

Alaska Primary 2012          U.S. Representative & more

Alaska Primary Results

Alaska Primary Results

Results from voting in the Alaska Primary for the U.S. Representative and Ballot Measure 1 and 2.

Alaska State Senate Primary Results

Voting for the Alaska Primary races is on Tuesday Aug. 28. We’ll be publishing the results as they come in.

Assembly approves $29 million for new docks

Assembly approves $29 million for new docks

Another piece of financing for Juneau’s controversial new cruise ship docks on the downtown waterfront is in place.

Ready for primary day

Ready for primary day

Tuesday’s primary is Alaska’s first election since House districts have been redrawn.

Kerttula, Munoz stay busy despite no primary, general election challengers

Juneau’s legislative delegation would’ve been excused if they took it easy this summer, instead they stayed busy by reaching out to new communities in their districts, volunteering for other campaigns, and doing constituent service.

Juneau Assembly expected to approve $29 million in port revenue bonds

The amount is just a portion of the total cost neeeded to complete two floating Panamax cruise ship berths on the downtown waterfront.