Alaska Ballot Measure 3 would clarify that voting is for ‘citizens only’
The proposal, which will be decided on the Nov. 3 election, argues that Alaska law is unclear about whether voting is reserved for only U.S. citizens, and offers a one-word change to definitively correct any potential confusion by activist
Amid failing students and eroded public trust, Anchorage Superintendent is quitting
After four tumultuous years leading the Anchorage School District, Superintendent Jharrett Bryantt announced he is quitting his post in early 2027 for a fresh start as superintendent of Alexandria City Schools in Virginia - his third superintendent gig in
Anchorage mayor warns of ‘fiscal cliff,’ than asks for bigger DEI budget
Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance is warning residents to brace for a “steep fiscal cliff” next year, while simultaneously offering a proposed operating budget that maintains unsustainable spending levels and includes increases for controversial equity and
Trump headed to Wasilla to campaign for Sen. Dan Sullivan on Oct. 13
President Donald Trump is keeping his promise to fly to Alaska before the midterm election and is scheduled to headline a midterm campaign rally in Wasilla on Tuesday, Oct.
Mat-Su Club America president invites teens to join movement founded by Charlie Kirk
Mat-Su teens are invited to join the growing local Club America youth movement that was founded by the late Charlie
Juneau pro-lifers needed to help boost pregnancy center
With Planned Parenthood-backed politicians wielding a firm grip over local politics, the pro-life center stands as a counter to the culture of death in Alaska’s capital
Leftists on pace to sweep Juneau’s mail-in election, while voters agree to tax hikes
The left’s firm grip on local Juneau politics does not appear to be
Hard leftists dominate Fairbanks Assembly and School Board elections
The Oct. 6 election night returns in Fairbanks show committed leftist candidates winning all three borough assembly seats and each of the three school board seats that were up for grabs. A hard-left candidate also appears to have secured one of two Fairbanks
WARNING: If Democrats control Alaska, they will aggressively attack Christian values
Democrat control of Alaska's governorship and both legislative chambers would pose a direct threat to unborn life, religious liberty, parental authority, Christian education, girls' sports and conscience
Fairbanks polls close at 8 p.m. on Oct. 6. Here’s a list of candidates who back conservative values
Alaska Family Action released its 2026 Values Voter Guide for Fairbanks-area races, asking candidates for City Council, Borough Assembly and School Board where they stand on parental rights, sex-specific restrooms and locker rooms, controversial library
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