Alaska House and Senate agree that 18-year-olds can serve booze in restaurants
In February, Alaska Senators unanimously passed Senate Bill 15, lowering the age wait staff can serve alcohol in restaurants from 21 to 18. On Wednesday, the Alaska... Read more.
Law proposed by Dunleavy would prevent investigative journalists from certain actions
Independent journalist James O’Keefe has pioneered the exposing of corruption through the use of undercover recording devices. The list of big stories he’s... Read more.
Sen. Sullivan pushes bill to curb communist China’s ‘Steal and Scale’ tech weaponization
Republican US Sen. Dan Sullivan of Alaska is cosponsoring a bipartisan bill to curb investment in communist China. The Foreign Investment Guardrails to Help Thwart... Read more.
Climate control: Democrat senator says Legislature must create a climate emergency commission
Democrat State Sen. Elvi Gray-Jackson, known for her hard left politics, wants to create a commission to deal with what she calls the emergency threat of climate... Read more.
Video: New Alaska Agriculture Department to grow fresh crop of taxes on farmers, ranchers
Gov. Mike Dunleavy has added a surprise twist in his effort to create a new state agency. Dunleavy said in a promotional video that a tax on farming will “hopefully... Read more.
Inside Elections predicts a Nick Begich win in ’26
While many in the nation are marveling at Republican President Donald Trump’s whirlwind of activity and accomplishments in recent weeks, many Alaskans are... Read more.
Ballots sent to Anchorage voters with a dozen bond proposals. What will they cost you?
The Municipality of Anchorage’s contracted ballot printer will mail ballot packages Tuesday that include both candidates and a dozen bond measures for the... Read more.
Dan Fagan: Does Alaska need another department?
How many state workers from Indiana does it take to screw in a light bulb? One. How many state workers from Alaska? Five. For every one state worker in Indiana,... Read more.
Trump’s tariff strategy to correct trade imbalance revives hopes for $44 billion Alaska gas pipeline
There’s a new wrinkle that could dramatically improve the likelihood Alaska could see a multi-billion dollar liquefied natural gas pipeline built from the... Read more.
Hispanic school board candidate Rosales attacked by race-baiting troll, who calls him a Nazi sympathizer
Candidate Alexander Rosales is learning the hard way how viscous politics can turn even for a seat on the Anchorage school board. Rosales is challenging school board... Read more.
Three heliskiers feared dead in avalanche south of Girdwood
Three heliskiers are feared dead after Alaska State Troopers say they were buried in an avalanche on Tuesday. Guides from a commercial heliskiing operation... Read more.
