Monthly Archives: April, 2017

  'AN IMPORTANT DAY FOR ALASKA' In a reversal that has buoyed Alaska's military community and recession economy, the U.S. Army announced today it will retain the...

Sen. Mike Dunleavy stood tall on the Senate floor this afternoon and spoke with respect. With Dunleavy, standing tall is the only way. And respect...

Jahna Lindemuth has been Alaska's acting attorney general since the sudden exit of Gov. Bill Walker's first attorney general, Craig Richards, in 2016. But her confirmation is less...

By JEREMY PRICE Once again, irresponsible spending by state lawmakers has left us with a multibillion-dollar budget deficit. This latest crisis underscores the need to...

A special election to recall three Homer City Council members is now set for June 13. The three had pushed to make Homer a sanctuary city,...

Dan Fauske, who led the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation and the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation until his retirement in 2015, died this morning in...

Liberal Democrats took over the Anchorage Assembly last night, giving Mayor Ethan Berkowitz a veto proof majority, 9-2. They ran the tables on conservatives. Voters...

Alaska-born GCI is merging with a Colorado-based company in a $1.12 billion deal. The merger between Liberty Ventures Group and Alaska's largest telecommunication company was announced this morning. GCI's NASDAQ price soared over 62...

IF YOU DON'T CARE ABOUT INCREASING THE TAX CAP, DON'T VOTE If you're in Anchorage, by all means don't bother to vote today. Your taxes will likely...

Must Read Alaska is taking a break this morning to send out thank you notes to all of our first-quarter supporters. But don't forget,...