Voters lean both left and right, with a lot to be decided in two weeks, in ranked choice election
Outcomes much closer in the state’s Third Judicial District.
Alaska Policy Partners mailers stand out and have caused candidates to defend themselves.
What’s accurate, what’s nonesense and what’s “true from a certain point of view”
Bill Sheffield, Alaska’s fifth governor and a prominent public service figure in the state, died in his Anchorage home Friday morning at the age of… Continue reading
Candidates and supporters plot door-knocking, phone-banking and sign-waving for last-minute frenzy.
While 14-month negotiation has ended, unfair labor practice complaints process still ongoing.
Senator discusses energy, earmarks and last-minute campaigning during unscheduled stop in Juneau.
Lawsuit filed a week before election claims state owns submerged land; feds disagree.
A young bar-tailed godwit appears to have set a non-stop distance record for migratory birds.
Traditional lifestyle is vulnerable to climate change effects
The report also says Congress should explore legislative actions.
Murkowski and Tshibaka attack each other as liars and extremists, Chesbro stays relatively low-key
Former chair of Congressman’s campaign says staff ignored calls to watch TV, let lobbyists pen bills
Candidates for statewide office fielded questions from the Empire.
Edie Grunwald withdraws from campaign.
Some on both sides of ballot measure express dire fears, others say reasonable solutions possible
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Candidates discuss Arctic security, climate change and public safety at AFN debate
Four contenders at AFN debate see different fixes for public safety, prison deaths and housing