Monthly Archives: January, 2021

By ALEXANDER DOLITSKY Recently, the Juneau Assembly initiated an investigation of so-called “systemic racism” in town—although there is no clear evidence of any institutional discrimination...

Former Alaska lawmaker, businesswoman, mother, and grandmother Cynthia Toohey has died, Must Read Alaska has learned. Toohey, who was a Republican state representative, had...

Ten Republican senators, including Alaska's Lisa Murkowski, have penned a letter to President Joe Biden, offering a different COVID-19 relief package than the one...

Decades ago, a 17-year-old and her 27-year-old coach had a fling. The woman, now 47, came forward with the information to the Anchorage Daily...

The deadline for filing for the April 6 election in Anchorage was Friday at 5 pm. Candidates may withdraw by 5 pm, Feb. 2,...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy made a Friday afternoon announcement that his choice for attorney general has changed. Ed Sniffen, his designee, is out, and Treg...

Black Lives Matter has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize. “I find that one of the key challenges we have seen in America, but...

The Department of Administration has updated the public on the issue that arose last week after two vanity license plates caught the attention of...

Jan. 28, 2021 Lieutenant Governor Meyer, President Micciche, members of the Thirty-Second Legislature, and fellow Alaskans: Exactly one year ago tonight, the pandemic landed on our...

JUST IN TIME FOR ALCOHOL TAX TO GO INTO EFFECT Anchorage residents are getting a reprieve from the harsh restrictions that kept them in their...