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Anchorage Daily News2h
Alaska moves toward regulating interior designers, extending regulation of landscape architects
Interior designers who work on large commercial construction projects may soon be required to get a state license if they ...
Anchorage Daily News3h
Alaska agency boosting gas line asks skeptical Legislature to consider investing up to $800M
Delegates from several Asian nations are set to come to Alaska soon to study the project, but state legislators have ...
Alaska Public Media14h
Trump administration planning Alaska summit to discuss LNG pipeline, reports say
The Trump administration is planning an Alaska summit with leaders from Japan and South Korea in early June to discuss the ...
Alaska Public Media20h
Anchorage School district officials say window for reversing teacher layoffs is closing
The Anchorage School Board cut $43 million from the district budget in February, and also passed an amendment that detailed ...
KTOO20h
Contract negotiations grow tense between Juneau School District and teachers union amid funding uncertainty
The Juneau School District and the Juneau Education Association are more than two months into contract negotiations as the ...
Anchorage Daily News16h
Another child care facility closes in Anchorage in sign of industry’s challenges
After 30 years in business, what was once one of the largest child care facilities in Anchorage shuttered its final location ...
KTVF on MSN22h
Alaska Senate committee advances education bill, with per-student formula boost and policy changes
With school funding still uncertain, and less than a month to go in the Alaska legislative session, the Senate Finance ...
Anchorage Daily News20h
South Korea and other Asian countries plan visits to the state as they eye Alaska LNG project
Officials from Asian countries will soon be coming to Alaska as they consider potential involvement in the Alaska LNG project, according to news reports and state gas line officials.