
Global leaders headed north for Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference
Gov. Mike Dunleavy will host energy leaders, policymakers and industry experts from across the nation and around the world at the fifth annual Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference, taking place May 19-21 at the Dena'ina Center in


Shelley Hughes picks retired Air Force Brigadier General as Lt. Gov. running mate
Gubernatorial candidate Shelley Hughes has chosen Blake Gettys as her lieutenant governor running


Mat-Su looks to let qualified staff conceal carry on school grounds
The Mat-Su School Board is looking to update its school safety policy by permitting qualified district employees, board members, and contracted individuals to voluntarily carry concealed handguns on school


Kenai GOP District 6 endorses Hughes, Bronson and Wilson as ‘most qualified’ to be governor
Kenai Republicans in House District 6 issued endorsements for three candidates whom they believe are “most qualified” to serve as Alaska’s next governor. These are Dave Bronson, Shelley Hughes and Bernadette


OPINION: Faux Republicans stall low-cost Alaska energy bill while pushing high-priced pensions
Is Gov. Dunleavy being pressured to accept a long-term, cost escalating public pension plan bill for state employees in exchange for movement on a policy that promises to lower energy


Alaska library conference looks to recruit teens as LGBTQ/DEI activists
Librarians across Alaska are being trained in how to recruit and train children to become political agents who can promote books that contain sexually explicit material and themes that push LGBTQ, critical race theory, climate alarmism and DEI


OPINION: Alaska pilfers our PFDs, while forking over billions to grantees
Alaskans may fairly ask whether government is solving problems or sustaining them, especially when billions move through grants while households are denied their full share of oil


Pro-life Alaskans urge boldness as nearly 1,000 march through Anchorage
Nearly 1,000 pro-life Alaskans processed through the streets of downtown Anchorage in a massive show of solidarity for the lives of pre-born babies and their


Debunking false narratives about Alaska’s correspondence schools
The Alaska Association of School Boards recent chiding of correspondence school graduation rates and testing is not only one-sided – it’s misleading. AASB's remarks echo familiar talking points by the NEA teachers’ union on the need for more tracking


Left-leaning pollster shows Democrat leading Alaska gubernatorial race thanks to RCV
According to a newly released poll by Alaska Survey Research, Democrat Tom Begich holds a slight advantage in the race to become Alaska’s next

