Monthly Archives: June, 2019

By ART CHANCE SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR I became something of a disciple of Carl von Clausewitz in my early days with State Labor Relations in the 1980s....

Seven schools that are members of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association announced Friday they are forming a new NCAA Division I college mens hockey...

Read the White House transcript of the dialogue between President Donald Trump and Chairman Kim Jon Un, as Trump became the first sitting president...

It might not be the day to run a marathon in Southcentral or Interior Alaska. The smoke is thick, and about to get worse. One...

HOMES IN DANGER IN TWO SUBDIVISIONS Residents of two subdivisions near the Shovel Creek Fire northwest of Fairbanks were advised to evacuate just after midnight...

DOJ SENDING EMERGENCY FUNDS TO SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT Fresh off of his trip to rural Alaska, U.S. Attorney General William P. Barr on Friday declared...

Starting Monday, Alaskans shopping in Washington state won't enjoy the easy sales tax break they have gotten for 54 years. Instead, under a new...

President Donald Trump, fresh off of a negotiation of a trade war truce with China, will head back through Alaska on his way to...

Marilyn Stewart is the newly appointed executive director of the Alaska Commission on Human Rights. The decision was made by the all-volunteer board of...

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT SHOULD RISE TO THE OCCASION By TOM WILLIAMS SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR I read with interest the response to the Governor Dunleavy’s substantial veto of the University...