Governor Mike Dunleavy has declared December 8–14, 2025, as Computer Science Education Week in Alaska, emphasizing the role of computer science in society, innovation, and economic opportunity.

The measure marks the seventh bill Begich has passed through the House during the 119th Congress.

The position plays a central part in shaping Alaska’s wildlife regulations and coordinating with 84 local fish and game advisory committees.

This program pairs local children in need with first responders for a special holiday shopping trip.

The six-week window, closing December 15 at 5 p.m., gives hunters their only chance to apply for the coming season’s limited-entry hunts.

The State Fire Marshal’s Office and the Soldotna-based Alaska Bureau of Investigation Major Crimes Unit responded and are conducting a joint investigation

The Alaska DOT&PF has announced an update for the Sterling Safety Corridor Improvements project, between mileposts 82.5 and 94, highlighting upcoming driveway adjustments and winter driving reminders.

The actions tie into the Trump administration’s focus on lowering costs for families nationwide.

Juul agreed to pay $5.8 million to settle the remaining claims in a lawsuit first filed in November 2020, following a $2 million agreement with Altria reached in January 2024.

Cooper Adams died early Saturday morning after a single-vehicle rollover on the Sterling Highway.