Fairbanks resolves to block immigration officers from ‘safe-space’ schools
In a unanimously approved resolution filled with open disdain for President Trump’s efforts to enforce longstanding U.S. immigration laws, the left-wing Fairbanks School Board voted on Aug. 18 to reaffirm its commitment to block federal agents who seek
Pagan worshipers to host ‘family-friendly’ heathen festival in Alaska
An organization dedicated to celebrating paganism, witchcraft, animism, Druid rituals and other heathen practices is hosting its annual “Heathen Days and Pagan Nights” festival in Salcha, 40 miles outside
Early returns in Alaska’s primary show the GOP has work cut out for general election
Preliminary results from Alaska’s Aug. 18 primary indicate that Republicans have their work cut out in the lead-up to the Nov. 3 general
Alaskans have until 8 p.m. today to cast their primary ballot
Today, Alaskan voters will decide the fate of a leftist-inspired ballot measure, while also determining who will appear in the general election this coming November. Below, we have listed four steps to take before heading to the
Alaska Family Action recommends 5 candidates in competitive primary races
Here are the five Alaska State Legislative races where there are more than four candidates, along with our
WATCH: Top conservatives vying for Alaska governor reveal stances on critical social issues
For the many conservative Alaska voters who are still undecided about who to back for governor in the Aug. 18 primary, we are including a link to a unique political forum that took place earlier this year, featuring six of the top conservative
OPINION: What is Alaska State Senate candidate Louise Stutes trying to hide?
Why is Alaska State Senate candidate Louise Stutes hiding her donor list from primary
How did gubernatorial candidates answer Alaska Watchman survey questions?
This spring, the Alaska Watchman sent survey questions to candidates vying to be the state’s next governor. Today, we republish these answers to help Aug. 18 primary voters decide between the many candidates running for
PRIMARY: AK’s governor, U.S. House & Senate races are packed, but only 5 legislative races will be narrowed
Dozens of Alaska candidates vying for governor, U.S. House and U.S. Senate will be eliminated in the Aug. 18, top-four primary. However, only 5 of 50 state legislative races will see any candidates
Leftist-sponsored Prop. 1 aims to impose restrictions on Alaskans’ political donations
Should state government be empowered to restrict how much money an Alaskan is allowed to give to a political candidate running for local or state office, while allowing outside super-PACs unlimited











