Monthly Archives: October, 2019

What could possibly get Attorney General Kevin Clarkson and Alaska State Employees Association Executive Director together in the same room for lunch today? Oh, maybe...

Dave Stieren, host of the Dave Stieren Show on KFQD, is joining the Dunleavy Administration, but in what capacity? Word is he is going to...

The Anchorage Assembly debated, deliberated, and decided last night that it will be up to voters to say if pot retailers can offer pot...

The Alaska Federation of Natives' annual convention in Fairbanks next Thursday through Saturday is shaping up for 72 hours of bashing of the Dunleavy...

THEY WANT PREEMPTIVE VETO REINSTATED Five groups opposing the Pebble Mine have sued the Environmental Protection Agency, hoping to stall or halt the environmental review...

Storm Hansen-Cavasos, an apparent winner of a seat on the Homer City Council, has had her residency challenged by City Council member Tom Stroozas,...

By ART CHANCE Mark Janus was an Illinois teacher who didn’t like his compulsory union dues being used for the political activities his union chose. He...

Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities is extending its lighting curfew program to stretches of the Glenn Highway between Anchorage and the Mat-Su...

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport weather in September, according to the National Weather Service, was warmer and wetter than usual. Here are the stats...

For now, there will be no joining of University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Anchorage, and Juneau campuses into one entity. Not until at least 2021. The...