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Show of force: Anchorage Assembly had protection from at least 15 officers at Tuesday’s meeting

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Sullivan says he remains impartial on impeachment

Suzanne Downing - January 13, 2021 105

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Don Young votes against impeachment, explains why

Suzanne Downing - January 13, 2021 22

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On eve of second impeachment, Anchorage Assembly condemns Trump supporters for violence

Suzanne Downing - January 13, 2021 34

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Seven apply for Alaska Supreme Court vacancy

Suzanne Downing - January 12, 2021 6

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Anchorage Assembly to vote Thursday on more taxes for area homeowners

Suzanne Downing - January 11, 2021 45

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Presidential emergency order for inauguration

Suzanne Downing - January 11, 2021 27

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Senate appears to be forming bipartisan majority

Suzanne Downing - January 11, 2021 72

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House Chair on Homeland Security says Sen. Cruz should be on TSA ‘no fly’ list

Suzanne Downing - January 11, 2021 34

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Dimond Center says no armed protest allowed on premises

Suzanne Downing - January 11, 2021 31

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Media stokes fears with report that armed protests occurring at state capitals

Suzanne Downing - January 11, 2021 31

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Alaska Green Party decertified by national over going rogue

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Rep. Ruffridge Concerned About Gasline Bill’s Focus on “Maximum Government Take;” Senator Stedman Counters with Concerns About “Aggressive” Tax Cut

July 2, 2026

Anchorage Assembly to Consider Assemblyman George Martinez’s Removal After APOC Violations, Lying Under Oath

July 2, 2026

Opinion: Celebrating SCOTUS’s Unanimous Ruling That States May Prohibit Men from Competing on Women’s Athletic Teams; Calling Alaska to Follow Suit

July 2, 2026

Opinion: Empty Promises Don’t Pay Dividends; Shelley Hughes Defends Her Take on the PFD

July 2, 2026

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Supreme Court Rules Against Election Day Cut-Off for Mail-in Ballots

Petersburg’s Dan Sullivan May Face Federal Prosecution for Conspiracy Against Rights

Petersburg’s Dan Sullivan Allowed on Ballot

Alaska Supreme Court Hears Petersburg Dan Case; Decision Expected Today or Tomorrow

Governor Signs Bill Creating License for “Complex Care Residential Homes” to Assist Individuals with Severe Behavioral and Medical Needs

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Rep. Ruffridge Concerned About Gasline Bill’s Focus on “Maximum Government Take;” Senator Stedman Counters with Concerns About “Aggressive” Tax Cut

Anchorage Assembly to Consider Assemblyman George Martinez’s Removal After APOC Violations, Lying Under Oath

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Rep. Ruffridge Concerned About Gasline Bill’s Focus on “Maximum Government Take;” Senator Stedman Counters with Concerns About “Aggressive” Tax Cut

Anchorage Assembly to Consider Assemblyman George Martinez’s Removal After APOC Violations, Lying Under Oath

Opinion: Celebrating SCOTUS’s Unanimous Ruling That States May Prohibit Men from Competing on Women’s Athletic Teams; Calling Alaska to Follow Suit