Monthly Archives: January, 2021
Murkowski says she will confirm Electoral College vote for Joe Biden
U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski says she will vote in the affirmative on the Electoral College's vote, and in favor of certifying the 2020 presidential...
Recall signature gatherers are closing in on Assembly Chairman Felix Rivera
Signature gatherers are making one final push this weekend to complete the signatures they need to recall Anchorage Assembly member Felix Rivera.
At a...
US Senate gavels out without $2,000 stimulus; will gavel in 117th Congress Sunday with slim Republican majority
ALASKA'S FUTURE IS IN GEORGIA'S HANDS
The U.S. Senate adjourned at 4:10 pm on Friday, leaving in place a long-negotiated stimulus package with $600 checks...
Massive landslide in BC registered as earthquake in Juneau on Christmas Eve
A massive landslide sent millions of cubic yards of rock and gravel into the Taku River Valley on the British Columbia side of the...
Wasilla mayor opens things back up for normal business
Wasilla Mayor Glenda Ledford is reopening Wasilla for normal business.
Beginning Monday, Jan. 4, the Menard Sports Complex will return to regular business hours,...
Sen. Shower to Alaska Attorney General: Investigate election fraud
Sen. Mike Shower of Wasilla sent a letter to Alaska's Acting Attorney General Ed Sniffen this week, requesting an investigation into election fraud in...
Following the science: Last year, top doctors said mask-wearing was unhealthy
Last February and March, medical authorities in government from the highest level in Washington, D.C. to local health directors told the public that the...
U.S. travelers banned from entering The Philippines
The Philippines is banning the entry of travelers from the United States starting Sunday, through Jan. 15, in response to a more infectious variant...
Letter: A time to rebuild
Hello and Happy New Year to friends, neighbors, and constituents,
With 2020 in our rearview mirror, we can see the New Year as a chance...