The jobs are mostly in Alaska but can be anywhere in the United States.
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Dunleavy nixes Alaska e-bike bill with rare veto as sponsor says she will seek override
It’s only the fourth policy bill vetoed by Dunleavy in his first five years as governor.
As more Alaskans face eviction, courts and service providers aim for solutions
Alaska’s court system offers new eviction diversion program as court cases return to pre-pandemic levels,
University of Alaska picks Philadelphia-sized section of Interior Alaska to own under new law
The University of Alaska has begun using a new federal law to take over unused land, and its first pick is spooky.
Alaska AG opposes keeping abortion-related medical records private across state lines elsewhere
Abortion access and personal privacy here remains protected by the state constitution, but Treg Taylor opposes additional federal protection.
Alaskans faced a food stamp backlog, now they must wait to appeal the delay in benefits
Citizens have a right to a legal hearing when the state takes too long to get them food stamps or denies their application.
Department of Defense, citing critical mineral needs, boosts Nome-area graphite mining project
The award is to go to Graphite One Inc., a Vancouver-based company seeking to develop a mine about 37 miles north of Nome, the department said on Monday.
Another campaign complaint filed against opponents of Alaska ranked choice voting
The complaint alleges that Tshibaka and her nonprofit have been lobbying and campaigning without registering with the commission or submitting regular financial disclosures.
A group of attorneys and volunteers helped nearly 2,000 Alaskans get food stamps during backlog
At the height of the backlog in February, the organization got nearly 500 calls for help with food stamps; this month they’re down to 166 requests. Last year at this time, they got five.
Alaska ferry system’s hiring woes continue and could halt another ship
Alaska’s ferry system is running only six of its nine available ships; two have been laid up for mechanical work, and the oceangoing ferry Kennicott has been sidelined because there aren’t enough trained crew to operate it.