Lawmakers will take their first look Friday at a bill changing the Alaska State Council on the Arts from an agency to a public corporation.
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Feds extend Obamacare deadline for some Alaskans
Some Alaskans have another chance to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act. They’re people who had a plan from Moda Health last year.
Health officials distribute new technology for Alaska’s war on opioids
Alaska has another tool in the fight against opioids. Public health officials are distributing thousands of disposal bags that chemically react and leave no trace of the drugs.
Central Council plans constitutional convention
Alaska’s largest tribal government is revamping its constitution with an eye toward greater efficiency and cultural context.
Rust delays ferry Matanuska’s return
The ferry Matanuska will take 10 days longer than expected to return from repairs. The ship was scheduled to resume service Feb. 10.
Who wants the state ferry Taku?
The Alaska Marine Highway wants to know whether any other government agencies want the ferry Taku. It’s another step toward selling the 350-foot-long ship.