In 2016, the State of Alaska stopped paying you your full Permanent Fund Dividend. It hasn’t paid one since. That one fact tells you more about Alaska’s budget problem than a hundred speeches in ...

While some government officials in Alaska celebrated Pride Month in June, including Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance shown here before raising a rainbow flag at City Hall, LGBTQ issues are receiving a ...

Thanks to ongoing generous donations from the Mat-Su Health Foundation (MSHF), a small group of homosexual and transgender activists have been able to target area youth with LGBTQ themed dances, drag ...

In 140 B.C., Roman politicians passed the grain dole. This was a way to keep the masses topically satisfied whilst the empire financially crumbled. Bread and Circuses. Incidentally, this is when the ...

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 ...

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: ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...