Statewide voter guide helps identify conservative Alaska candidates
The Alaska Family Action 2026 Values Voter Guide is now
After federal court defends gun rights, Alaska Dept. of Law tells Legislature to fix state law
Acting Alaska Attorney General Cori Mills is urging Alaska’s next Legislature to correct inconsistencies between state and federal firearms laws following a federal court decision concerning the registration requirements for suppressors, short-barreled
Sen. Tilton denies any ‘criminal conduct’ in Mat-Su teen sex allegations
In response to allegations that Alaska State Sen. Cathy Tilton had a sexual relationship with a teenage boy in the 1990s, the longtime Mat-Su lawmaker has issued a statement denying she ever engaged in “criminal
After Alaska visit, Trump reveals additional $70-80 billion investment in gas line project
The day after his Oct. 13 campaign visit to Wasilla, Alaska, President Trump announced that he has secured another $70 to $80 billion for the proposed Alaska gas line
Alaska Trump fest boosts Sen. Sullivan, Rep. Begich and Bernadette Wilson for governor
Thousands of Alaskans spent the better part of Oct. 13 waiting for and then enthusiastically participating in President Donald Trump’s visit to Wasilla. The day began with hundreds of cars streaming down the Parks Highway, just north of Wasilla, where
BREAKING: Logistics for historic Trump rally in Wasilla
Thousands of Alaskans are expected to turn out for President Donald Trump's Oct. 13 visit to Wasilla. Trump is scheduled to speak at the Curtis D. Menard Memorial Sports Center in Wasilla as part of an effort to boost U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan’s re-election
Trump honors Christopher Columbus’ life of ‘valor,’ condemns extremist efforts to erase him
While Alaska no longer celebrates Columbus Day on the state level, President Donald Trump has made a point of highlighting the pioneering explorer and fighting back against what he calls an effort by ‘radical extremists’ to erase Christopher Columbus’
OPINION: Outdated suppressor ban leaves Alaskans in legal limbo after TX court ruling
Last month I wrote about suppressors and told you most Alaskans were not affected by a federal court ruling in Texas. That was true then. Not true after yesterday, and the change has still left Alaska in a legal mess we need to
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
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
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