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Republican Treg Taylor refuses Trump’s call to exit Alaska governor’s race
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In a Truth Social post endorsing Bernadette Wilson on Tuesday, Trump denigrated Taylor and fellow Republican Dave Bronson. Both say they are staying in the race.
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Alaska Federation of Natives convention celebrates 60th anniversary this week
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The Elders & Youth Conference started Sunday and ends Wednesday. The AFN convention is from Thursday to Saturday.
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Two events in Juneau this week focus on cancer and community wellness
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Men over age 40 can get a free prostate cancer screening on Friday night. Then, on Saturday, the community is invited to Cancer Connection’s Community Health Forum. The guest speaker will focus on survivorship.
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No Kings ralliers in Juneau urge residents to get out and vote in midterm election
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The No Kings protest series began following President Donald Trump’s return to office. Advocates say the protests are meant to push back against the Trump administration and the president’s actions, which resemble those of a monarch.
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Early voting opens in Alaska’s midterm elections
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Alaskans are voting this year on races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House, governor and the state Legislature, plus two ballot measures.
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Trump administration expands vehicle access to Alaska’s Denali National Park
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The rule will allow 160 vehicles a day to travel the sole road crossing through the park, up from the current limit of about 100 vehicles.
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In Alaska campaign rally, Trump and Sullivan say Iran war is worth the cost to Americans
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Alaska Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan has repeatedly voted in support of the war and against measures that seek to oppose it.
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Juneau family business accused of embezzlement and theft from Switzer Village Mobile Home Park
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Josette and Marciano Duran, of Duran Construction, dispute the allegations brought by Josette’s mother, who owns the mobile home park.
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Sullivan, Peltola trade verbal blows, accuse the other of lying during ‘Debate for the State’
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Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan and his Democratic challenger, Mary Peltola, traded barbs over affordability, Alaska’s energy future and accused each other of lying.
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Begich and Hill spar over affordability, healthcare and each other’s records in Debate for the State
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The two major candidates for Alaska’s sole U.S. House seat answered, and sometimes dodged, questions about resource development, the cost of living, climate change and President Trump’s performance.
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DNR commissioner will appear at hearing on land transfer after state Senate subpoena
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Lawmakers have raised questions over whether a proposed transfer of approximately 30 square miles near the Mat-Su community of Houston to a state development agency is legal.
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Taiwan is nearing an investment in the trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline project, officials say
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The nation’s economic ministry said the terms and size of any investment will be subject to further negotiations.
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In Fairbanks, Interior Secretary Burgum touts deregulation and data centers
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Alaska has attracted proposals for as many as 15 data centers, but concerns about how to power them have fueled calls for caution.
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Through food sovereignty grant, Juneau students learn traditional Lingít food practices
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The funding allows about 120 elementary and middle school-aged children to work with elders, cultural specialists, and language teachers this school year.
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Juneau nonprofit gets $3.6M to transform historic building into senior care center
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For years, the St. Ann’s building near the Starr Hill neighborhood has sat largely empty despite its prime location downtown. Its history runs deep in Juneau.
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As King Cove road issue heads to federal appeals court, Peltola reiterates her support
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Both leading candidates for Alaska’s U.S. Senate election back construction of the link between King Cove and Cold Bay.
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Halong: 1 year after the storm
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In October 2025, daily life in dozens of Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta communities was suddenly interrupted when the remnants of Typhoon Halong slammed into the coast. Over the past year, the crisis has shined a light on what is still missing from disaster response, and what tribal communities need to protect a way of life bound to…
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What a ‘Godzilla’ El Niño could mean for snow across Alaska this winter
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The National Weather Service predicts warmer than normal temperatures and less than normal snow.
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Juneau School District explores new elementary school model as enrollment declines
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The Juneau School District is projected to lose close to a sixth of its students over the next five years. It’s looking into a pilot program to restructure elementary schools to mitigate its effects.
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Trump rally brings pardons, promises and endorsements to Wasilla
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The president endorsed Republicans, mocked Democrats and talked up Alaska developments he’s advanced.



















