With deadline looming tonight, 11 Alaskans have filed for governor’s race, many legislators are unopposed
The flood of Alaskans filing to become the next governor is continuing to pour into the Alaska Division of Elections, while many Democrat and left-leaning Republican legislators are still running
After nearly 80 years, the Mat-Su’s Frontiersman prints its last issue
The Frontiersman, founded nearly 80 years ago to provide local journalism in the Mat-Su area, has printed its final
Eagle River church celebrates being debt-free by giving money away
This past Sunday, The Sanctuary of Eagle River gave a $20 "Personal Ministry Fund" to everyone in attendance - about 40 people.
‘Revolutionary America’ film by Hillsdale Studios is playing in Alaska
The movie, “Revolutionary America,” tells the story of the American Founding, the greatest political achievement in
ANALYSIS: Can a bona fide conservative replace retiring ‘Vichy’ State Sen. Stevens?
The filing deadline to run in the 2026 statewide election is June 1, so now is an opportune time to see how the race is shaping up to fill the senate seat that will be left open by the retiring Vichy Republican, Gary
TODAY is the last chance to vote for Chugach Electric Board to balance the wokeness
TODAY is the last chance to vote for Chugach Electric Board to balance the
Adam Crum taps health care leader Robert Craig for Lt. Gov. running mate
Alaska gubernatorial hopeful Adam Crum has chosen health care executive Robert T. Craig III as his lieutenant governor running
OPINION: 4 PFD questions every Alaska candidate should be forced to answer
What reopening defined benefit pensions actually costs every Alaskan and why you must not vote for a union-supported candidate this
Kenai’s standard gov’t schools report mounting losses while homeschool surges
If the last few enrollment reports from the Kenai School District are any indication, correspondence and homeschooling appear to be the future of public
Alaska set to spend up to $5M to blanket state with mobile vax clinics
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, deploying scores of mobile clinics at fairs, public
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