It is very difficult for this former banker to contemplate amortizing an $11 billion project with over less than half a million Alaska ratepayers
Before it’s too late and our history gets taken away from us, everyone should start studying it
It is very frustrating that the salt brine is used on the Kenai Peninsula often when it is not needed
Our family tradition has been to put up our Christmas tree post-Thanksgiving giving a clear separation of the holidays
The number of VPSOs working in our remote communities has grown to 79
Open primaries and ranked choice voting offer a way to put power back into the hands of voters, where it belongs
The policies championed by the Biden/Harris Administration and their allies in Congress have made it harder for us to live the Alaskan way of life
Alaska’s state judges should never be chosen or rejected based on partisan political agendas
Since Vance’s election she has closely aligned herself with the far-right representatives from Mat-Su and Gov. Mike Dunleavy
It is discouraging to see the Department of Natural Resources seemingly on track to erode the public’s ability to protect vital water interests.
It would not be good for the health and safety of my staff, my customers, or my family if workers are too worried about missing pay to stay home when they are sick.
A yes vote would return Alaska to party controlled closed primaries and general elections in which the candidate need not win an outright majority to be elected.
An industrial port for the proposed Johnson Tract gold mine could decimate the bay
When it comes to government spending — or lack of government revenue, it all adds up the same
The major political parties are not in touch with all Alaskans