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A partnership between the state's radio stations and the Alaska Community Foundation seeks to fill a $15 million funding gap created by Congress. www.adn.com/alaska-news/...

Waters off Sitka were warm enough to lure tuna from the south, and local anglers recently took advantage of conditions to harvest species that make rare appearances in Alaska. via @alaskabeacon.com

U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan and U.S. Rep. Nick Begich have sought to portray the One Big Beautiful Bill Act as a boon for Alaska. Whether they are persuasive could determine their political futures. www.adn.com/politics/202...

All evacuees recently sent to mass shelters in Anchorage after a devastating Western Alaska storm forced them from their homes have been placed in longer-term, non-congregate housing, officials said.

In the second meeting of an education funding task force, Alaska lawmakers heard a similar refrain: The state’s education system needs more money.

As thousands of Alaskans face the prospect of losing federal food aid this weekend amid the government shutdown, food pantries say there’s no way they can cover the gap if benefits run out.

A Kenai man who had served as a leader of the local Jehovah’s Witnesses congregation was indicted on charges accusing him of sexually abusing underage girls more than two decades ago.

A pedestrian was killed by a suspected intoxicated driver in a hit-and-run collision on Thursday night, the Anchorage Police Department said.

The Alaska Supreme Court will decide whether state regulators acted correctly to fine backers of a failed election reform ballot measure more than $94,000 for a variety of alleged campaign finance violations. via @alaskabeacon.com

Two federal judges ruled nearly simultaneously Friday that President Trump’s administration must to continue to fund SNAP, the nation’s biggest food aid program, during the shutdown.

Restaurant review: Recently opened in the downtown building that housed Bubbly Mermaid, Pearl features a chic dining room and beautifully plated dishes.

More than 66,000 Alaskans could see federal food assistance cut off in November as the government shutdown enters its second month.

Hundreds of students displaced by the storm devastation of ex-Typhoon Halong in Western Alaska are entering school in other communities, including Bethel and Anchorage. via @alaskabeacon.com