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
This killing is unprecedented in scale in Alaska since statehood or anywhere else in modern America
All transgender teens face enormous obstacles, including a lot of hatred from adults
I am a small businessman, outdoorsman and a proud lifelong Alaskan. I grew up in Homer where it’s easy to identify and appreciate the value… Continue reading
Our country celebrates our independence this week. This year the festivities feel different to me than previous years. Patriotism ran heavily in the community where… Continue reading
Valdez is appealing Hilcorp’s state-approved $5.6 billion purchase of BP’s Alaska properties without disclosure of company financial records
He can’t honestly defend Trump
It’ll take a lot more than ending government waste and inefficiencies to solve the debt problem.
We’ve lost one of the great ones
The trustees are certainly right about the poor financial performance of the in-state investments made so far
A special session shouldn’t have been necessary, but at least it was only one day instead of 30 days.
As you head out to hit the water this year, here are a few tips to help you have a safe and citation free season
The app provides a way for everyday Alaskans to document rivers home to wild salmon, whitefish, eulachon and other ocean-going fish — and earn money doing it
I have been sport fishing king salmon along the eastern shores of Cook Inlet and in the Kenai River since 1977
Report leaves out “the not-so-pretty.”
As we honor the men and women who fell in service to our nation, we must keep their memories alive through their stories
The Alaska Historical Society will hold its annual conference on the central peninsula this fall
It’s a friendship that’s both fixed in time and eternal
