When the Exxon Valdez ran aground in Prince William Sound 35 years ago, local people sprang to respond long before Exxon provided any help
‘Star Trek’ reference looks past real argument for school funding
State revenues minus public services do not leave enough in the checkbook to pay an oversized dividend
The emotions driving Sarah Vance to the brink of tears during her agonizing silence in front of the Legislature suggested a battle of ideas
Seven years is a very long time to go without a meaningful permanent state funding increase
My comments only address the potential impact that this project might have on local bird populations and habitat as well as opportunity for birding
We need a bigger board, with longer terms, made up from a field of highly respected investment experts
The involvement of money in our elections is a huge barrier for everyday Alaskans who run for public office
Our message: No matter what challenges you’re facing, we see you. We support you. And we’re here for you.
Multiple ballot options available to voters
This is the first step in what will end up being a multiyear, disruptive, unnecessary and expensive move to Anchorage
I changed my perspective when I saw my first drag queen show in Montreal in 1964
It is Nov. 13, and that text is the start of a surreal day for me and every other student at the University of Idaho
There are many deserving organizations in Homer’s arts and culture sector
Life here is fantastic until you venture into finding accommodation
Each community foundation is a public charity that focuses on supporting a geographic area by pooling donations to meet community needs
Recently, a community member requested that a long list of books be removed from the children’s collection
A hospitalist is a dedicated physician who works exclusively in the hospital to provide inpatient care.
It seems like BOEM should prioritize input from people most likely to be affected if leases are sold
By our count, nonprofits provide more than 100 jobs to our communities
