On Tuesday, the Alaska Judicial Council voted to forward a list of three candidates to Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy, who will select one to fill an upcoming vacancy on the state’s highest court.
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Sullivan breaks with Republican senators to champion trails
Trail and cycling advocates are applauding Alaska U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan for being the first Republican to co-sponsor a bill that would provide billions of dollars to connect trail systems and improve access to trails.
Alaska Judicial Council recommends three judges for state Supreme Court
Gov. Dunleavy will now be asked to choose Dani Crosby, Jennifer Stuart Henderson or Yvonne Lamoureux to fill the seat going vacant when Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice Joel Bolger retires in June.
Climber in critical condition after falling almost 1,000 feet on Denali
Park officials said three other climbers have been evacuated off Denali so far this season, one with frostbite and two with high-altitude pulmonary edema.
Murkowski supports commission to investigate attack on Capitol
Murkowski is only the second Senate Republican to back the bill, after Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah.
Pandemic leads to boom in Alaska backyard poultry sales
Chickens might be more accurately described as livestock, but people do become attached.
Alaska lawmakers sprinted to the almost-finish. Now their work is stalling amid PFD dispute.
As a special session begins in Juneau, momentum seems to have stalled amid disagreements over the size of the Permanent Fund dividend.
Biden signs bill allowing cruise ships back into Alaska
The bill gives Alaska-bound cruise ships, nearly all of which are foreign-flagged and have foreign crew, a temporary pass from the Passenger Vessel Services Act.
Forrest Dunbar concedes in race for Anchorage mayor
East Anchorage Assembly member Forrest Dunbar conceded to retired commercial pilot Dave Bronson in the race for Anchorage mayor Friday night.
How an Alaska fiber mill survived the pandemic, despite plummeting sales and low supply
Kate Wattum realized just how dependent her business was on a thriving tourism industry. Even canceled summer events impacted her sales.









