Monthly Archives: April, 2020

KENAI BOROUGH MAYOR PIERCE SENDS PLEA TO GOV. DUNLEAVY A 23-hour Facebook poll on the Must Read Alaska page ended late Friday with over 1,500...

Paul O’Neill, who was dismissed after a tumultuous two years as President George W. Bush’s Treasury secretary, died on Saturday at the age of...

A Federal District Court judge dismissed a case brought by environmental groups opposed to the Pebble Project. The groups had challenged a decision by...

By ART CHANCE It’s Raining Those of us who’ve been in Alaska longer than the day before yesterday remember when the Permanent Fund was cast as...

Nine new cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed in three Alaska communities – Anchorage (7), Kenai (1), and Juneau (1). This brings the total...

The vagrants, addicts, and lawless people living on the bluff at 3rd Avenue and Ingra Street in Anchorage staged a counter protest to the...

By SENATOR LORA REINBOLD State government remains too big, and too expensive; we are faced with tough choices. Government needs to make the tough decisions...

By JESSE SUMNER Earlier this month, Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced this year’s budget reductions, following through with what fiscal conservatives have said must happen if Alaska is...

ConocoPhillips is curtailing spending and production, cutting 225,000 barrels a day from its North America wells, as the price of oil drops and as...

Alaska's economy is suffering and that means families are suffering. But COVID-19 is still lurking as a health hazard all over the world. Take our...