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Last night, the Justice Department bigfooted into the Alaska Senate race and demanded that a federal judge block certification of the election — but only if Democrat Mary Peltola wins.
The justice department has filed a lawsuit arguing that the inclusion of two candidates named Dan Sullivan could confuse voters.
President Donald Trump’s Justice Department has gone to great lengths to bulldoze the ethical line between enforcing the law and serving as the legal wing of Trump’s political operation.
The Trump administration has preemptively filed a lawsuit seeking to block certification of Alaska’s US Senate election if the Republican incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan loses in the critical contest which cou...
Dan S Sullivan, the Republican incumbent, will face Dan J Sullivan, a retired schoolteacher who is also a registered Republican. On stage, Trump claimed again that this is a move orchestrated to boost Democr...
Trump justice department claims there could be ‘confusion’ about two Republicans on the ballot named Dan Sullivan
Trump’s DOJ challenges fake Dan Sullivan candidacy to protect Alaska Senate race integrity.
The administration claims another candidate with a similar name “threatens to mislead Alaskan citizens.”
Trump claims decoy candidates cost Sen. Dan Sullivan the Alaska Senate race in 2026 election.
After a national property company bought their buildings, residents grappled with a lack of maintenance, rent increases and financial penalties. It has since bought more apartments in other Alaska towns.
The Dartmouth College men’s hockey team opened its season in style over the weekend, taking two games from the Alaska Fairbanks at Thompson Arena by a combined 10-0. The Big Green opened their new campaign...
In the Interior, the state house races for districts 33 and 34 have drawn attention for either being close or involving more than two major candidates.
Longtime Alaskan, Brooke McLaughlin, started collecting political mail from Alaskan residents as she planned a community art installation shaped like a hive.
The Fairbanks North Star Borough School Board unanimously rejected the fourth application submitted by the Academic Policy Committee for the Pearl Creek STEAM Charter School on Tuesday night.
The University of Alaska Fairbanks is set to receive $1 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to build a workforce for the critical minerals industry.
City of Fairbanks Mayor Mindy O’Neall released her proposed 2027 city budget last week.
The Anchorage Assembly approved a new regulatory framework late Wednesday night governing police surveillance technology
Wednesday morning Alaskans reached for their phones to see what happened while they slept. Did Sen. Dan Sullivan win or did Mary Peltola?
Anchorage Solid Waste Services is accepting pumpkin donations to help feed animals.
Is it too soon to celebrate Christmas? Local retailers have Christmas on the shelves before Thanksgiving.
Eight units at an Anchorage condominium complex remain boarded up two weeks after a fatal October fire.
The pastor of a Catholic church is asking for a valuable nativity scene to be returned days after he says it was stolen.
After his dog bolted during a visit to the local vet clinic near the end of summer, a 70-day search has finally ended for a Soldotna man who had an emotional reunion with his two-year-old pup.
Multiple images and new details were released concerning the interaction between the police and the suspect in Oct. 29’s officer-involved shooting in south Anchorage.