CIRI, Koniag Endorse Tara Sweeney for Congress
ANCHORAGE — Congressional candidate Tara Sweeney has received the endorsement of Koniag and Cook Inlet Region Inc. (CIRI), two Alaska Native…
Despite Broad Popularity, GOP Moves to Ban Ranked-Choice Voting at Local Level
The Republican governors of Florida and Tennessee have both recently signed bills outlawing the system. Buried in a bill signed into…
Arizona Slammed for Permitting Uranium Mine That Imperils Grand Canyon Tribe’s Water
“Uranium contamination in a system like this is forever and while the mining company can walk away, the Havasupai tribe…
Park Road Opens to Teklanika April 30.
DENALI PARK, Alaska: The warmer weather helped the spring road crew in their efforts to open the Denali Park Road,…
Chevron Profits Quadruple and Exxon’s Double Amid Ukraine Crisis
“Big Oil is intentionally profiteering off the war in Ukraine,” said one campaigner. “We need a Big Oil windfall profits…
Two Trespassers at Saxman Seaport Parking Lot Arrested with 179 Counterfeit Fentanyl Pills and Cash Wednesday Night
On Wednesday night at approximately 9 pm, a Saxman VPSO and Alaska State Troopers responded to a routine trespassing call…
Multi-Agency HIDTA Taskforces Seize Large Amounts of Fatal Fentanyl
(Anchorage, AK)— Two Alaska High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Taskforces seized over $356,000 worth of illegal narcotics in Southeast…
Research Investigates Toxins in Arctic Food Webs and Marine Mammals
A new bulletin published by Alaska Sea Grant summarizes research to inform the public and help them understand the risk…
Governor Dunleavy Calls Upon Legislature to Prioritize PFD, Savings and People First Initiative Bills
(Juneau, Alaska) – Thursday, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy asked the Legislature to prioritize a fair Permanent Fund Dividend amount, to…
Suspect in Anchorage DV Assault Tuesday Night Arrested on Wednesday Morning on Wilson Street
Anchorage police responded to a Domestic Violence call on the 3700-block of Wilson Street at approximately 6:40 pm on Tuesday…