Alaska's legislative session saw significant changes with 20 new legislators joining the ranks. Ranked Choice Voting played a crucial role, offering more options to voters and influencing outcomes like Lisa Murkowski's successful write-in campaign. The state's shift towards moderation is evident with bipartisan coalitions forming amid debates on election systems.
Environmental groups are urging the U.S. Department of Interior to reassess the climate impacts of the trans-Alaska pipeline. Despite recent approvals like the Willow oil project, concerns persist over its environmental footprint and effects on Arctic wildlife.
Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor led a $700 million settlement with Johnson & Johnson over deceptive marketing of talc-based products. The agreement marks a significant step in safeguarding consumers and halting sales of these products in the U.S.
Pacific salmon from Alaska are increasingly appearing in Canada's Western Arctic waters due to warming ocean conditions. This migration trend raises questions about its impact on local ecosystems and traditional fishing practices.
Alaska's National Forests will receive $25 million for maintenance and improvement projects under the Great American Outdoors Act. This funding aims to enhance public access, protect communities from wildfires, and create jobs across the state.
Nancy Norton and Andrea Marie bring their comedy show "Mom's Unhinged" to Juneau, promising a night of laughter and relatable humor. The show covers topics from motherhood to online dating, offering a clean(ish) comedic experience for all.