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We are past Election Day, and while we know that Democrats will hold the majority in both chambers, there is still one race yet to be called: Alaska.
The bipartisan majority in Alaska’s State Senate is just a few seats away from officially holding power, but Republican departures from the caucus will shrink its hold.
An Anchorage woman is heading to Washington D.C. to help decorate the White House for Christmas.
The Federal Aviation Administration ordered all airports to be ground stopped Friday, including Anchorage
The sole Democrat in the race for governor, Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins, will be Alaska’s next governor after the Associated Press called the race Friday night.
More than half of Alaskans who voted in this year’s election backed a former Sitka legislator making his pitch to govern the state for the next four years. The sole Democrat in Alaska’s race for governor, Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins, will assume office in less than a month after the Associated Press called the race Friday. He will be Alaska’s youngest governor in state history.
The plan comes less than a year after the federal government ceded 2 million acres in Interior Alaska to the state.
The leading candidate in the governor's race keeps one eye on new results and one on transitioning into office.
A nationwide Federal Aviation Administration ground stop affected flights at Mobile Regional Airport and Pensacola International Airport, officials at both airports said Friday.
A $1 million federal lawsuit has been filed against the owners of the tanker vessel that struck and sank a New Orleans riverboat.
The U.S. Senate approved Associate Justice Greg Cook to be a district judge for the Northern District of Alabama in a party-line split Thursday.
Three conservation groups are threatening to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, saying the agency missed a deadline to consider federal protections for a rare fish found only in Alabama.