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Soccer came home this summer — Where to watch the World Cup in Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau
Where to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Alaska: a free Argentina screening at Anchorage's Bear Tooth on July 3, plus 907 Alehouse and Fairbanks watch parties.
Alaska News2d ago3 min read
A judge weighs whether Alaska gets two Dan Sullivans
An Anchorage judge will rule Friday on whether a second "Dan Sullivan" can join Sen. Dan Sullivan on Alaska's primary ballot, as a ballot-printing deadline looms.
Alaska News5d ago3 min read🎧 Podcast
Two Assembly members want Martinez out. The removal law may not reach him
Donald Handeland, Jared Goecker call for Anchorage Assembly's George Martinez to resign over APOC fines; AMC 2.70.030 removal law faces private-capacity carve-out
Alaska News1w ago4 min read🎧 PodcastAI
Daniel J. Sullivan sued the state today over a denied Senate ballot spot
Daniel J. Sullivan, denied a U.S. Senate primary ballot spot in Alaska, filed a court appeal today as state lawmakers held a joint hearing on the dispute
Alaska News1w ago2 min read🎧 PodcastAI
Alaska's gas-line bill clears the Senate — and the governor immediately moves to undo it
Alaska's Senate passed LNG bill HB 381 12-8; Gov. Dunleavy called a second special session to rewrite provisions he says would sink the North Slope gas project.
Alaska News1w ago3 min read🎧 PodcastAI
Anchorage Press plans return, with Northern Journal folding into revived paper
Northern Journal founder Nathaniel Herz and incoming publisher Veri di Suvero have struck a deal to revive the Anchorage Press alternative weekly, folding Northern Journal into the new publication ahead of a planned fall print and digital launch.
Alaska News2w ago4 min read🎧 PodcastAI
Dunleavy was at Trump's signing reopening 500,000 square miles of Western Pacific to commercial fishing
President Trump signed a proclamation Thursday reopening nearly 500,000 square miles of Western Pacific waters to commercial fishing, reversing Obama-era closures that had barred U.S. fishermen while foreign vessels continued to operate. Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy attended the White House signing.
Alaska News2w ago2 min read🎧 PodcastAI
Anchorage Assembly postpones public safety commission to July
After hearing emotional testimony from families who lost loved ones to police shootings, the Anchorage Assembly voted 8-4 Tuesday to postpone debate on a substitute version of a public safety oversight commission that would give APD and other agencies voting seats.
Alaska News2w ago2 min readAI
Anchorage transfers Heritage Land Bank parcel for natural burial cemetery
The Anchorage Assembly voted 11-1 Tuesday to transfer a 9.6-acre Heritage Land Bank parcel to Alaska Natural Burial, a nonprofit that will create Anchorage's first natural burial cemetery. The move addresses the city's burial space shortage after Anchorage Memorial Park reached capacity and a 2024 cemetery bond failed.
Alaska News2w ago2 min read🎧 PodcastAI
Anchorage Assembly to consider letting licensed wildlife operators use air guns in city limits
Assembly member Zac Johnson has proposed letting state-licensed nuisance-wildlife operators use air rifles and air pistols inside city limits while performing licensed work. The ordinance would add an exception to existing municipal weapons code.
Alaska News3w ago2 min read🎧 PodcastAI
The Air Force wants to put AI data centers on Alaska military land — and the three sites tell three very different stories
The Air Force is soliciting private developers to propose commercial AI data centers on military land at three Alaska installations, with proposals due June 29 and developers responsible for solving power, water and environmental challenges.
Alaska News3w ago3 min read🎧 PodcastAI
Trump invokes Defense Production Act; makes way for new Alaska coal plant
The administration announced a $700 million federal package, matched by $1.7 billion in private investment, that it says will support 14 coal plants and 42 mines, including two new plants in Alaska and West Virginia. Federal databases do not yet show finalized authorization for the new construction or the associated funding.
Alaska News3w ago3 min read🎧 PodcastAI
ANWR lease sale will test whether Alaska oil appetite reaches the Arctic Refuge
BLM opens bids June 5 on an ANWR Coastal Plain lease sale. After a canceled 2021 auction and a 2025 bust, industry interest is finally being tested again.
Alaska News1mo ago4 min read
Anchorage Assembly continues public safety commission hearing to June 9 after criticism of advisory-only powers
Anchorage Assembly public hearing on proposed Public Safety Commission ordinance
Alaska News1mo ago1 min readAI
Anchorage Assembly recognizes Gun Violence Awareness Day after contentious debate over statistics
The Assembly passed a resolution recognizing National Gun Violence Awareness Day and Wear Orange Weekend after contentious debate over statistical accuracy, with amendments made to address concerns about data presentation.
Alaska News1mo ago1 min readAI
Anchorage sees 28% drop in unsheltered homelessness as shelters reach capacity
The Anchorage Assembly's Housing and Homelessness Committee heard Sunday that the 2026 Point-in-Time Count recorded 291 people sleeping outside, a 28% decline from 2025, while municipal shelters operated at 100% capacity and administration officials estimated the need for 100 additional year-round beds at an annual cost of $2.45 million.
Alaska News1mo ago3 min read🎧 PodcastAI
Anchorage proposes second round of child care licensing code changes
The Anchorage Assembly heard a Thursday worksession briefing on proposed amendments to municipal child care licensing code that would eliminate annual physical exam requirements, remove outdated sick-child-center provisions, and modernize training rules to align with state regulations, with a public hearing scheduled for May 26.
Alaska News1mo ago2 min readAI
Anchorage faces $31M deficit across internal service funds
The Anchorage Assembly Budget and Finance Committee learned Thursday that the municipality has accumulated roughly $31 million in deficits across two internal service funds — $16.6 million in workers' compensation and general liability, and $14.7 million in information technology — with the administration promising a plan to retire most of the general government liability when the 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report is released in June.
Alaska News1mo ago2 min read🎧 PodcastAI
Anchorage faces $1.3 billion stormwater infrastructure deficit
The Anchorage Assembly Infrastructure Committee heard Thursday that the municipality faces a $1.3 billion deficit in failing stormwater infrastructure, with 68 percent of storm pipes already failing and limited funding to address the crisis.
Alaska News1mo ago2 min readAI