Monthly Archives: May, 2021

Lance Twitchell, or Lance X̱ʼunei Twitchell as he is also known, is an associate professor of Alaska Native languages at the University of Alaska...

Former State Sen. Paul Fischer died Saturday, May 8, at the age of 85 after a brief illness, according to KSRM radio. Fischer was...

By MARK HAMILTON (Editor’s note: This is the fifth in a series by Mark Hamilton about the history of the Pebble Project in Alaska.) EPA had...

With 76,022 ballots counted, Dave Bronson has taken the lead in the runoff for Anchorage Mayor. Bronson has 38,150 votes to Dunbar's 37,872. Bronson...

On a day of counting ballots in Anchorage's mayoral runoff election, a fire alarm went off at the Anchorage Municipal Election Office in Ship...

Putting the Permanent Fund dividend into the Alaska Constitution would end the yearly legislative battle over Alaskans' share of oil royalties. It's been a...

Anchorage school children do not need to wear masks on the playground, according to a notification sent to some parents on Tuesday. Some schools,...

In a letter to the University of Alaska community today, University of Alaska Interim President Pat Pitney named former Gov. Sean Parnell as chancellor...

Just .16 percent votes separate Forrest Dunbar from Dave Bronson in the race for Anchorage mayor, with 72,000 ballots counted. As of now, Dunbar...

The election of Anchorage mayor ended with the Bronson campaign having enough volunteers to make over 10,000 calls in the final hours of Tuesday,...