Anchorage woman heading to DC for ‘once in a lifetime opportunity’ to decorate White House for Christmas ↗
An Anchorage woman is heading to Washington D.C. to help decorate the White House for Christmas.
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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.
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Senate bipartisan caucus inches towards control, but margins are shrinking with Republican members departing ↗
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.
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Nationwide ground stop lifted after hours, Alaska flights resuming ↗
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JKT wins governor’s race, flipping seat blue in Dunleavy referendum ↗
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.
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In his first interview as governor-elect, Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (right), details... ↗
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.
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Trump administration plan could open 28 million acres of Alaska land to development ↗
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Alaska News Nightly: Thursday, November 12, 2026 ↗
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Gulf Coast airports respond to nationwide FAA ground stop ↗
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U.S. Senate confirms Alabama Supreme Court Justice to federal bench ↗
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.
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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.
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Change is in the air. Even down here in the deepest of deep southern states, we are seeing the leaves on trees turning from green to a variety of browns.