Amid lower vaccination rates and persistent public skepticism about vaccine recommendations, Alaska’s Department of Health (DOH) is set to embark on a massive statewide community vaccination operation ...

I am writing in support of the proposed fence project along the Joint Base Elmendorf/Richardson boundary adjacent to East Anchorage neighborhoods. I am a retired United States Army veteran, a longtime ...

Former State Senator and current gubernatorial candidate Shelley Hughes has invited friends, colleagues and members of the community to celebrate the life of her late husband, Roger “Rock” Hughes, who ...

Fentanyl’s effects on Alaska’s communities are felt by everyone. Alaska currently ranks 5th in the nation for opioid overdose mortality and nearly doubles the rate of many states that rank below it ...

Alaska faces two major challenges related to land development. First, we are not fully utilizing what we already control. The state owns more than a quarter of Alaska’s land, yet only about 1% is ...

Today is Memorial Day, a holiday that marks the beginning of the busy summer season for many Alaskans. People will be hosting barbeques or perhaps taking advantage of the many Memorial Day sales, but ...

Confidence in elections is foundational, and too many Alaskans question the current system. That lack of trust must be addressed directly. As governor, I will initiate a comprehensive review of our ...

Alaskan candidates running for governor in 2026 are presented below in alphabetical order. Click on a candidate’s name to see their answer to the highlighted question below. Several candidates chose ...

Candidates running for open seats on the Golden Valley Electric Association Board of Directors. An influential coalition of climate extremists is working to take control of the energy cooperative that ...

In a detailed new law review article published in the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy, authors Savannah Shoffner and Richard W. Garnett argue that Alaska’s Constitution explicitly protects the ...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has vetoed controversial legislation that would have reintroduced a costly, government-run defined benefit pension system for state employees. The measure was passed by the Democrat ...

After high school and a few months of college, at 17, I served my country. I now see a phrase on my driver’s license, my VA card, when I present my military ID, and anywhere I use the military ...