Federal officials provided “no workable plan” to investigate ballots marked for the other Dan Sullivan to determine if voters were confused, the judge said.
Alaska
DOJ launches law enforcement ‘surge’ in Alaska to investigate ballot-stacking allegations
U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman did not cite any laws that might have been broken, even when pressed on what crime could be at the heart of the investigation.
Forget ghosts this spooky season. Have you heard of Juneau’s infamous Gastineau Monster?
KTOO’s Clarise Larson takes us back to July 15, 1956, when a Juneau diver vanished from the channel’s surface, allegedly pulled down by a creature of colossal proportions.
Mineral exploration company seeks 5-year permit extension for Palmer Project
Constantine Mining in 2024 applied for approval to work on mining claims through 2028, but now wants an additional five years.
Peltola denies ballot-stacking allegations at Juneau campaign rally
U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola didn’t beat around the bush during an event in Juneau on Thursday night. “I am not interested in tricking voters,” she said to a packed crowd at the Crystal Saloon, directly addressing Wednesday’s New York Times story.
Alaska’s U.S. House election includes a last-days push against a candidate in federal prison
As he challenges incumbent Republican Nick Begich III, independent Bill Hill is also trying to inform voters about a man ineligible to serve.