Progress has been too slow, Carlton Waterhouse says.
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Gov. Dunleavy, lawmakers celebrate passage of Alaska Reads Act
The act aims to improve student reading outcomes across the state by third grade.
Celebration set to kick off in Juneau
This year’s theme is “Celebrating 10,000 years of cultural survival.”
All-Alaska Native reality series shows ‘we’re here, we’re strong,’ cast member says
“Life Below Zero: First Alaskans” follows several Alaska Native families in different parts of the state as they pursue traditional ways of living off the land.
National advocates support Alaska foster children’s appeal over state taking their social security benefits
In 2019, a judge ruled against foster youth in a case where the Office of Children’s Services had been applying for benefits children were entitled to and putting that money into the OCS budget.
Nick Begich lent his campaign $650,000. Ethics watchdogs compare the practice to ‘legalized bribery’
Thanks to a federal Supreme Court decision last month, Begich can now recoup all of his loan in post-election fundraising.
Where Alaska US House candidates stand on banning assault weapons
Here’s how the candidates responded, in their own words, to a question about banning assault weapons.
Alaskans are rethinking their driving habits this summer as gas prices tick higher
Federal data shows gas prices may have increased to a point that consumer demand has actually gone down.
So an Alaskan and a possum walk into a bar…
“Well, I guess I’m the calmest one here,” Sara Fulton remembers thinking.
Where Alaska US House candidates stand on developing Alaska’s natural resources
To help Alaskans sort through dozens of candidates, Alaska Public Media is asking each where they stand on the issues.