Exxon Valdez spurred both federal and state legislatures, the industry, and the public to come together
At UAA, we are announcing a new suite of certificate programs responding to some of the state’s most critical needs
Building a trail across the steep and crumpled country of the outer Kenai Peninsula was a crazy idea
A bear’s incredible sense of smell can lead them to food sources from miles away and often right into our communities
Officials have provided the Alaska Department of Public Safety with historic funding to combat crime and protect victims
America has responsible solutions to our energy crisis and inflation rate here in the U.S. generally — and in Alaska in particular
“I’m a small government guy, but that means I believe government should stick to its core responsibilities … “
What does Dobbs v. Jackson mean in terms of our right to privacy?
The children of Alaska deserve a better education and a future, writes Charlie Pierce
Please consider your options
Our administration will appoint and hire officials who are well-versed in and committed to aggressive bycatch solutions
Recent bill missed the collective mental deficiency of a culture which worships the power of guns…
We do not have to agree — but we do have to raise the next generation of children to love, honor, and get along with one another
Apparently, when it comes to being Queer, some conditions may apply
This pandemic has been long, hard, and at times confusing
Aug. 16 is the next very important date to put on your calendar. And it’s a two-fer.
Principled compromise has given way to the unyielding demands of performative politicians
The Duffy Memorial Bench Dedication was moving and healing.
Vote no for a constitutional convention in November.
What words would you use?
