Yearly Archives: 2021
New scam comes from callers saying they’re with Muni Clerk’s Office. They’re not.
The Anchorage Municipal Clerk’s Office says it has gotten many reports of a scam, wherein the caller claims to work for the Municipal Clerk’s...
Lavender Graduation for LGBTQ is the only ‘traditional’ ceremony at UAF this year
A special in-person graduation ceremony for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and others with gender-specific identities will be held this Saturday at UAF.
In-person...
Public sees Rivera as a bully, but his defenders on Assembly see otherwise
Numerous members of the public testified on Tuesday that they were shocked to hear Assembly Chairman Felix Rivera dress down Chugiak/Eagle River Assemblywoman Jamie...
Critical Race Theory Lite: Anchorage School board adopts new equity policies that critics say contain anti-American ideologies
Equality is out. Equity is in.
On Tuesday night, the Anchorage School Board adopted its new anti-racism policy that reflects the latest social fad...
Craig Campbell: A lesson from Charlie Kirk for Anchorage’s ‘turning point’ election
By CRAIG E. CAMPBELL
I'm on the road in Dallas for Republican Party training. Before you snipe that “you can’t teach an old dog new...
Canada extends border restriction until at least May 21
The existing US-Canada land border restrictions have been extended to at least May 21, 2021.
The Canadian government closed the border with the U.S....
Dunleavy joins lawsuit challenging CDC over cruise ship sanctions
Gov. Mike Dunleavy said the State of Alaska is joining a Florida lawsuit against the Federal Centers for Disease Control.
The Florida lawsuit challenges the...
Chauvin verdict: Guilty, guilty, guilty
The verdict is in: Minneapolis former Police Officer Derek Chauvin is guilty on all charges: Unintentional second-degree murder, guilty, third-degree murder, second degree manslaughter.
The...
Anchorage Assembly to meet, but will they vote out Felix Rivera as chairman?
Tuesday’s special Anchorage Assembly meeting is to formally certify the recent municipal election. But also on the agenda is a surprise item: The reorganization...
Pong-gate: What happens in Juneau stays in Juneau, so no leg-wrestling tapes to be released by Legislative Affairs Agency
The videotape of legislators playing pingpong, board games, drinking beer, and leg wrestling in the Capitol's Terry Miller gymnasium on March 31 will not...