“Folks that have been here for decades plus are bailing,” one Fairbanksan said.
Alaska
Could lifting the Roadless Rule drive a logging boom in the Tongass?
Industry experts say getting rid of roadless protections probably won’t fix the timber industry’s troubles.
Petersburg voters reflect on an eventful and chaotic election season
Multiple Petersburg voters told KFSK they found the amount of money spent on Alaska’s election wasteful or unhelpful.
Juneau joins nationwide ‘blue wave’ in 2026 midterms
Democrats lead all races in nearly all 13 of Juneau’s precincts.
Alaska Democrats flip at least two Republican state House seats and grow coalition control
Democrats and independents are leading in 23 of the House’s 40 seats, and coalition-minded Senators are winning, too.
Division of Elections says all polling places are open, despite confusion in 2 rural areas
Polling stations in Ruby and Ekwok both had opened by midday Tuesday, according to a political advocacy group.