Alaska’s education department is actively training classroom teachers to serve as left-wing cultural evangelists, pushing controversial beliefs about race, gender and identity on K-12th-grade students ...

It’s midsummer in Alaska, and with the crush of tourists, Alaskans, Lower 48 and foreign types that spread out over the Greatland, it is a time of great abundance: daylight, fish and the almost jungle ...

Juneau’s official tax bill notice has inadvertently raised questions about the city’s heavy reliance on the U.S. Postal Service to facilitate its mail-in-only ballot system. A strange phrase appears ...

Soldiers and Airmen of the Alaska National Guard served as guardian angels in executing four technical aerial missions to save four people during the July 4 holiday weekend. According to the U.S. Dept ...

A 58-year-old Alaskan man has been found guilty of sexually abusing of a minor boy, but he remains at large and on the run. On June 9, a Palmer jury convicted Phillip T. Phillips, of Sexual Abuse of a ...

On July 9, the Alaska State Troopers located 58-year-old Wasilla resident Philip Phillips on a boat, at anchor in the Whittier area, after he had failed to appear for trial in which he was found ...

Louise Stutes was in Homer this past Friday to hold a meet-and-greet with voters, and her visit was very illuminating. Both her position on the issues and the location where she held her campaign ...

Before election day, you will hear a candidate say it. At a forum, in a mailer, or when a teacher or trooper asks where he stands on the old defined-benefit pension. He looks you in the eye and says: ...

After decades of resistance from a coalition of radical climate activists, the State of Alaska has received final federal approval to build roughly 12 new miles of a single-lane, low-speed gravel road ...

Senator Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) has picked up a key endorsement from the National Rifle Association. Announced on July 13, the endorsement praises Sullivan’s commitment to defending the Second ...

On April 19, 2026, Alaska Democrats adopted a platform that reads like a manifesto of process values: “open, honest, transparent, and accountable” leadership; “intentional inclusiveness”; leaders who ...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has vetoed a Democrat-led bill that sought to restrict the ability of Alaskans to support political campaigns by limiting how much money they could contribute. “Alaska’s campaign ...