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Letter: A ballot reversal that smacks of pure partisanship
Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom’s decision to put Treg Taylor back on the ballot after he failed to correctly complete his financial statement per existing law sure smacks of a purely partisan action. Another Rep...
Opinion: Do you share my conservative principles? Then ‘not Trump’ is enough.
Making the case for putting constitutional principles ahead of partisan identity in the 2026 election.
Editorial: Cloudy with a chance of controversy
A small experiment near Homer produced a reported drizzle of rain and a storm of questions.
Downtown Hope Center expands Anchorage shelter and job programs with $2M building purchase
A gift from Samaritan’s Purse allowed the Anchorage center to buy a large office building and grow workforce training opportunities that several participants described as transformative.
Getting to the bottom of copper’s rise to the top at Kennecott
The copper deposits are unique in both their purity and size according to century-old research paper in the science journal Economic Geology.
Outdoor opportunities draw visitors to Kodiak, but there’s rich culture and history to explore too
There are plenty of Alutiiq traditions to experience as well as a history of Russian customs on the island.
4 takeaways from the GOP midterm convention
Trump got his big show. Vance took the baton. “Common sense” was the refrain. No bad vibes allowed.
Anchorage Assembly adds veteran preferences to municipal contracting rules
Alaska has the highest rate of veterans among its overall population, out of any state in the country.
Trump administration blocks $25 million in funding for national parks
The Interior Department did not give approval to more than 130 partnership agreements for work such as fire preparedness in California and sled dog care in Alaska.
Skagway’s ferry terminal reopens weeks after sudden closure
The reopening comes after weeks of hurried work on the facility after ferry terminal workers noticed cracks in the concrete abutment that supports the vehicle transfer bridge.
2 Savoonga residents ID’d as boaters who died when skiff overturned in Bering Sea
A teenage survivor told the captain of a fishing vessel involved in his rescue that the trio were fishing for halibut when the 18-foot skiff capsized.
Alaska education department encouraged by improving literacy scores from younger students
Among the students tested last school year, 13% who scored well below benchmark at the beginning of the year had reached the target by the end of the year.
Alaskans share 9/11 experiences with a younger generation on 25th anniversary
Public school and higher education instructors spoke with students about their personal connections to the Sept. 11 attacks as Alaskans across the state marked the somber occasion.
Wolf spiders, a horrifying but fairly harmless arthropod
They don’t use webs, but are considered proficient hunters using a pounce and capture method.
Anchorage Wolverines host U.S. national development team in ‘a pretty cool moment for Alaska hockey’
Anchorage’s Carter Morris will be one of the players on Team USA as they take the ice Friday.
No relief from inflation as Middle East clash lifts fuel prices to painful levels
Gasoline prices are not all that is rising. Prices for appliances, car repairs and wireless phone services also jumped last month.
Opinion: The Way Forward is a bipartisan path to improving the lives of Native children
The bipartisan proposal would expand tribal authority, improve coordination and strengthen services for Native families.
Opinion: Anchorage needs more housing, but residents deserve a real say in how we get there
Major zoning changes should come after a transparent community discussion, not before it.
Opinion: How the University of Alaska Anchorage is helping shape the state’s AI future
As artificial intelligence reshapes work and education, UAA is investing in the skills, research and partnerships Alaska will need next.
For years, they warned AI could kill all humans. Now people are listening.
A doomsaying community once on the periphery of the tech industry has gained influence, as AI “agents” perform amazing and alarming feats.
Calls are mounting to protect kids online. Which approaches actually work?
A new review examines what we know — and what we don’t — about keeping teens safe on social media.
Why scientists are starting to worry popular supplements could harm the aging brain
New studies raise questions about the use of Vitamin D, omega-3 fish oil and glucosamine supplements in some people.
Dimond flag football edges past South in overtime to remain undefeated
The Lynx not only handed the defending state champions their first loss in a year but also became the first opponent to score on the Wolverines this season.