This Day in Alaskan History-June 22nd, 1865
Alaska DOT&PF Highlights Legal Requirements for Campaign Signs Along State Highways
Protecting the safety of Alaska’s traveling public remains a top priority. (ANCHORAGE, Alaska) –As campaign season heats up, the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) urges all Alaskans, candidates, and campaign teams to adhere to state and federal laws prohibiting the placement of campaign signs within DOT&PF-managed right of ways. Placing signs […]
Governor Dunleavy Vetoes Critical Youth Mental Health Bill
JUNEAU, AK – Thursday, Governor Mike Dunleavy vetoed SB 41, Public Schools: Mental Health Education, bipartisan legislation that would have helped ensure Alaska students receive age-appropriate mental health education and have the tools to recognize signs of distress in themselves and others, reduce stigma, and know how to ask for help. Inseparable, a national […]
‘You Won’t Have a Country’: Trump Threatens Full Ground Invasion and Destruction of Iran Amid Hormuz Closure
One expert said Israel’s continued assault on Lebanon, which led Iran to announce its closure of the strait, posed an “existential threat” to the ceasefire. Rather than force Israel to halt its occupation in Lebanon in accordance with the memorandum of understanding, President Donald Trump on Sunday responded to Iran’s announcement that it was closing the Strait of Hormuz with […]