The law enforcement positions within the Department of Public Safety fill a critical need within our community
We will see you at the polls Oct. 3
As a public endowment, the wealth of the Fund is the responsibility of every resident of the state
Many of our best and brightest educators take a hard and close look at the teacher’s retirement system in Alaska early in their careers and are stunned
When newly elected Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, began his term five years ago, he was surprised to learn that “almost without exception” his Republican colleagues… Continue reading
At UAA, we provide numerous academic programs designed to meet specific workforce needs
Multiple ballot options available to voters
In 2019, these regulation changes were ultimately abandoned without public notice
Expanding our in-state presence by opening a satellite office in Anchorage has been part of the fund’s strategic plan for the past four years
Be educated about what you are voting on
When Gov. Mike Dunleavy learned Dr. Ben Carson would be speaking in Alaska, he made time on his calendar to spend with the former U.S.… Continue reading
Municipal governments (boroughs and cities) are similar to state and federal governments
Kenai Peninsula Votes is asking the reader if you have a plan for how you will vote
This is the first step in what will end up being a multiyear, disruptive, unnecessary and expensive move to Anchorage
Federal tax credit legislation could help sustain local newspapers through advertising and payroll aid.
Dear KPBSD staff, students, families and community members
Big Tech’s business model is to get our children hooked
It’s time Alaskans acknowledged that the governor’s “we’ve never been closer to a gasline” slogan is 807 miles short of reality
I reintroduced several pieces of legislation aimed at sparking innovations in the blue economy
