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Dunleavy Cuts Ribbon for Thomas More Classical School, Alaska’s First School Using Hillsdale K-12 Curriculum

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On July 23, 2026, community leaders, families, educators, and Alaska’s top elected officials gathered this week to celebrate the ribbon-cutting for Thomas More Classical School, the state’s first K-12 classical school using Hillsdale College’s K-12 curriculum. For the first year, the new school welcomes Alaska scholars in grades K-6 with plans to incrementally expand through […]

Sitka Assembly Looks to Modernize Commercial Transportation Code

Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation Considers New Committee to Review Investment Benchmarks

ADF&G Responds to Bear Encounter in South Anchorage

Chinese Ships in U.S. Arctic, Coast Guard Executes Operation Frontier Sentinel

Emergency 20-Day Fuel Waiver Aims to Lower Energy Costs for Alaskans

Alaska Granted Permanent Approval for Apprenticeship Program Training K-12 Teachers and Principals

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Opinion: Build the Line. Don’t Rebuild the Tax Code Around One Company.

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By Dana Raffaniello This article was originally published in the author's personal Substack 7/23/2026. House Bill 381 died on the Alaska House floor on July 16,...
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Opinion: Why Senator Lisa Murkowski Is Wrong on the SAVE Act and Election Security

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By Josh Church, 2026 Candidate for Lt. Governor As a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Alaska, I have immersed myself in our state's election laws....

Analysis: Legislators Say Hilcorp Killed HB 381— Now Here’s the Truth

Opinion: Eaglexit— A Civic Conversation, Not a Political Campaign

Opinion: While Public Officeholders Celebrate Pride… SCOTUS Provides Clarity

Opinion: Integrity Wins Over Accessibility for America’s and Alaska’s Election System

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The Social

The Social

Last Frontier Republican Club Hosts Ted Stevens Day Picnic at Alaska Zoo

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The annual Ted Stevens Day Picnic at the Alaska Zoo hosted by the Last Frontier Republican Club offers Alaskans an opportunity for a day...
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Hulda Cox and Konnor Kiddle: Alaska’s Winners in the National American Heroes Student Art Contest

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Two student artists from Alaska had their artwork displayed for the nation at the Great American State Fair after winning state-level first place in the National American Heroes Student Art Contest. Hulda Cox from Anchorage won the elementary (grades 3-5) award and Konnor Kiddle from Palmer won the middle school (grades 6-8) award. Alaska did […]

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Free Tickets and More for Special “Kids Day at the Ballpark” This Sunday, July 12

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Nuvision Credit Union and Peppercini’s Catering are partnering with the Anchorage Glacier Pilots to host a special “Kids Day at the Ballpark” on Sunday, July 12, 2026 at...
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This Just In

This Just In

Newly Declassified Documents Provide Evidence of Election Security Risks, Non-Citizens Registered to Vote, and Intelligence Intentionally Hidden from the President

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On July 16, 2026, the White House released a trove of previously classified intelligence reports and investigative files related to election integrity. These documents expose vulnerabilities in America’s election systems, foreign efforts to gather voter data, voting registration of thousands of non-citizens, and improper handling of that information inside government agencies. According to the Trump […]

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Alaska To Be Critical Mineral Accelerator Engine in National Science Foundation’s Nationwide Effort to Secure America’s Tech Dominance

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Today, July 14, the National Science Foundation (NSF) announced that the Alaska Critical Minerals Collaborative (ACMC), led by the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF),...

First Steel Cut for Arctic Security Cutters to Homeport in Alaska

Senator Sullivan’s Act to Bolster Military Infrastructure in Remote Alaska Advances to Senate Floor

Bill Mandating CPR Training in Alaska Public Schools Becomes Law

Alaska Joins Lawsuit Against WPATH, the Organization Pushing Body Mutilation as “Medically Necessary” for Children as Young as 8 Years Old

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Dunleavy Cuts Ribbon for Thomas More Classical School, Alaska’s First School Using Hillsdale K-12 Curriculum

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On July 23, 2026, community leaders, families, educators, and Alaska’s top elected officials gathered this week to celebrate the ribbon-cutting for Thomas More Classical School, the state’s first K-12 classical school using Hillsdale College’s K-12 curriculum. For the first year, the new school welcomes Alaska scholars in grades K-6 with plans to incrementally expand through […]

Lt. Governor Hosts Public Hearings on 2026 Ballot Measures

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On Monday, July 27, and again on August 5,...

Fact-Check on Alaska Democratic Party’s Mailed Flyer “Dan Sullivan: Corruption So Extreme, He Even Broke The Law”

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The Alaska Democratic Party paid to mail flyers disparaging...

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