Happy Easter Alaska – Christ is Risen!
As we gather with family and friends to feast on specialty meats, veggies and desserts, let us recall with thanksgiving that sin, brokenness and death are not the last words in this earthly
Anchorage mayor uses her official email to plug bond-debt propositions
While the mayor of Anchorage is generally prohibited from using official municipal email or other government resources to advocate for or against ballot measures ahead of elections, Mayor Suzanne LaFrance appears to be doing so
OPINION: A gas line can spring Alaska free from the resource trap
If Alaska is serious about escaping the resource trap we created for ourselves, we need to start acting like a state that still knows how to build big things again. The Alaska gas line is the clearest test of whether we mean
OPINION: Alaska can’t ditch RINO legislators if conservative candidates don’t challenge
Alaska's conservative voters can oust RINO state lawmakers this year, but that will only be possible if Republican candidates mount a challenge. Unfortunately, no one has yet stepped
Comment period open on plan to restore National Park hunts to all Alaskans
The National Park Service is accepting public comments on its proposal to ease federal control in Alaska’s national parks and preserves by rolling back restrictive hunting and trapping rules imposed since
Anchorage Election Center’s livestream on camera #10 went dark for 27 days
One of the YouTube livestream cameras at the Anchorage Election Center has been down since March 5 with no
Alaska has the most religious radio stations per capita
While worship music, preaching and faith-based conversations may echo from radio stations across the entire United States, Alaska stands out with the highest concentration of faith-based broadcasting per capita in the
Alaska Senate passes “Baby Box” bill to protect surrendered infants
On an 18-2 vote, the Alaska State Senate passed Senate Bill 9 on March 31, which establishes dedicated locations to install and maintain infant safety devices, also known as “baby boxes,” to provide an additional option for struggling parents who want to
Alaska Senate passes measure to make it easier to override governor’s budget vetoes
On March 31, the Alaska State Senate passed Senate Joint Resolution 2, an act aimed at reducing the number of votes needed for a budget-related veto
Alaska’s ‘largest’ pro-life march will include shuttles, speakers, music, worship, food
Are you ready to be a part of something big? The 2026 March for Life is ramping up to be the largest pro life gathering in our state's history and you're invited to











