Anchorage Assembly grants Hamas terrorist defender a special ‘appearance’ to denounce Israel
A man who has already publicly justified the heinous attacks by Hamas terrorists against innocent Israeli civilians will be given a special time slot at the upcoming Dec. 19 Anchorage Assembly meeting in order to deride Israel as an “apartheid” state,
Despite sharp decline in student population, Anchorage Assembly seeks $62M in new school bond debt
While Anchorage has lost more than 6,000 students over the past two decades, the Anchorage Assembly wants area taxpayers to approve a $62-million-dollar bond package to construct, renovate, and plan new school building projects. At the Dec. 19 Assembly
Kenai Catholics protest final Satan ‘prayer’ at borough assembly meeting
A group of faithful Catholics plan to oppose a satanic invocation scheduled for the start of the Dec. 12 Kenai Borough Assembly
Divorce/separation is the most common ‘adverse childhood experience’ in Alaska
Divorce/separation is the most common ‘adverse childhood experience’ in
Santa, pony rides and a petting zoo headed to Mat-Su
Santa is headed to Wasilla on Dec. 16 for an annual pre-Christmas celebration at Creekside Plaza (1830 Parks Hwy.) in Wasilla. The event includes a chance to chat with St. Nick, while benefiting the local Food Pantry and Salvation Army. There will also be
Alaska seeks to lower standards for students to be deemed ‘proficient’ in math & reading
With lowered expectations, Alaska's new proposal could classify more students as academically “proficient” without actually raising their overall
Veteran Supreme Court lawyer headed to Alaska to talk about free speech and social media cases
Veteran Supreme Court lawyer headed to Alaska to talk about free speech and social media
Alaska’s powerful election regulatory board seeks to fill vacancy
Alaska's powerful election regulatory board seeks to fill
Anchorage Museum doubles down on utilitarian climate alarmist art
In what has become a major focus of the Anchorage Museum, the publicly funded institution is expanding its ever-expanding climate-alarmist
Mat-Su School Board chooses father of nine to fill vacant seat
The Mat-Su School Board selected 21-year Alaskan and father of nine children, Anthony Pitcher, to fill the vacant school board seat.
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