Yearly Archives: 2021

By SUZANNE DOWNING / MUST READ ALASKA The Alaska Democratic Party is whistling past the graveyard of the 13 Americans who died in Afghanistan, pretending...

Grandpa isn't the only one who had to walk a mile in the snow to school. Anchorage students may be able to tell their...

Corey Allen Young is leaving the governor's media team and joining Mayor Dave Bronson's office as his communication director. He has been deputy press...

The Anchorage Assembly decided today to move up the recall election for Meg Zaletel to Oct. 26. Earlier, it had been looking for dates...

An ordinance passed last week that created a board of homeless people to talk about and advise the city on homelessness has been vetoed...

Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson today named Judy Eledge as the new director of libraries. Last week the Anchorage Assembly refused to confirm Bronson's first choice...

The Fairbanks District Attorney’s Office on Friday charged 17-year-old Jamison Gallion for his role as the arsonist in seven fires occurring in the Two...

U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski released a statement Friday about the Thursday attack that left at least 13 American servicemen dead and many others wounded...

President Joe Biden ordered U.S. flags to be flown at half-staff from Aug. 26 through sunset on Aug. 30 in honor of the victims...

By ALEXANDER DOLITSKY Education and knowledge translates into power. Education does not parallel economics or politics, but is the soul of the society, and more...