A teenage snowmachiner was tragically killed in an avalanche Saturday in Turnagain Pass.
Teen Snowmachiner Killed In Turnagain Pass Avalanche
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Bjorkman Introduces Bill To Classify Delivery App Drivers In Alaska As Independent Contractors
Author: Nick Sorrell |
SB 35 would clarify drivers’ employment status for app-based delivery services like Instacart, DoorDash, and Uber Eats.
Alaska Lawmakers Review HB 69’s Focus On BSA Increase
Author: Nick Sorrell |
During a hearing before the Alaska Senate Education Committee, Rep. Rebecca Himschoot (I-Sitka) explained why House Bill 69 (HB 69) is needed as an education funding bill.
Sen. Bjorkman Talks Busy Legislative Week On Workforce And Healthcare
Author: Nick Sorrell |
On Monday, UAA will present on workforce development programs offered for youth and workers who need to update their skills.
KNWR Opens Applications For 2025 Black Bear Baiting Permits
Author: Nick Sorrell |
The random drawing will take place on Apr. 12 at 10:00 a.m. and will not be held in person.
Alaska Senate To Review Education Funding Bill Amid Budget Concerns
Author: Nick Sorrell |
The bill, which passed the House with a $1,000 per-student funding increase, now faces potential revisions in the Senate amid concerns over the state’s budget deficit.
KCHS Boys & Girls, Homer Boys Gearing Up For 3A State Basketball Tournament
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Kenai Central boys and girls, and Homer boys varsity basketball teams will compete at the ASAA 3A State Tournament Mar. 19-22.
High School Sports Schedule: Week of March 17th
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Peninsula high school sports schedule for the week of March 17th.
1-2-3: Seward Girls Champions of 2A Basketball; CIA Boys Take 2nd In 1A; Seward Boys 3rd In 2A
Author: Nick Sorrell |
The Seward Lady Seahawks won the 2A State Basketball Tournament, and the boys took third; the Cook Inlet Academy boys placed second in the 1A tournament.
Sullivan Continues Promotion Of “One Pill Can Kill” Fentanyl Awareness Campaign In Alaska
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Alaska saw a more than 40% increase in drug overdose deaths in 2023—the highest percentage increase of any state.