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Abatement-in-the-Municipality-of-Anchorage
Title: Abatement in the Municipality of Anchorage Article Date: 6/12/2025 PageContent4: Public safety is the number one responsibility of local government. As part of Mayor La… -
LaFrance-administration-publishes-audited-financials-fully-restores-Anchorages-bond-rating-reserve-emergency-fund
Title: LaFrance administration publishes audited financials, fully restores Anchorage’s bond rating reserve & emergency fund Article Date: 7/10/2026 PageContent4: With the complet… -
Mayor-LaFrance-announces-2026-Mayors-Arts-and-Community-Grant-recipients
Title: Mayor LaFrance announces 2026 Mayor's Arts and Community Grant recipients Article Date: 6/18/2026 PageContent4: Today, Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance announced the recipi…
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Kyle Clement Speaks Across Alaska on Spiritual Warfare and Reclamation Theology
There is a war being waged for the soul of every man, woman, and child alive today— and most of us have never been taught how to fight it. Sanctus Salutem is honored to bring Kyle… -
Anchorage Cops for Community Host 13th Annual Clothesline Project Aug 1st
Clothesline Project benefitting Anchorage area youth and families takes place Saturday, August 1st at Clark Middle School. Over the past 12 years, Anchorage Cops for Community’s C…
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Spaceport Complex in Kodiak, AK Picked for Significant Role in U.S. Space Force Program to Execute 12 Rocket Launches
On July 27, 2026, Rocket Lab Corporation, a global leader in launch services and space systems, announced it has been awarded its largest launch contract to date, a $266 million m…
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Ranked-choice voting? Hold on. Alaskans have another ballot measure to decide first.
On Aug. 18, Alaskans will be asked if they want to change the way the state’s elections operate, but not in the way that most voters are thinking. The sole ballot measure before v… -
Bristol Bay is more than a fishery — it is a way of life
Five days after graduating from high school in 1980, my identical twin brother, Malcolm, and I boarded a plane for Alaska. We were young, restless and convinced we were heading no… -
Alaska providers say childcare gap is growing
In Alaska, the gap between the need for childcare and the availability of services is growing, according to providers and national data. Some sources estimate it’s costing the sta… -
Alaska’s Congressional delegation has abandoned U.S. veterans
It is a disgrace the way our congressional delegation has abandoned U.S. veterans. The Trump administration’s Big Beautiful Bill, which Murkowski, Sullivan and Begich all voted fo… -
Number of unauthorized immigrants hit new high of nearly 16 million in 2024, report says
WASHINGTON — The unauthorized U.S. immigrant population grew to its highest level ever by mid-2024, increasing to 15.8 million after hovering at about 11 million since 2010, accor… -
‘E pluribus unum’ is not a slogan. It’s a choice.
Like two sides of a coin imprinted with the nation’s motto, “e pluribus unum” — out of many, one — America’s political factions are cast in opposition, but they are intrinsically … -
As winter approaches, Southcentral Alaska utilities are worried about running short of gas
Larry Jorgensen is hoping for a warm winter. As the head of power production for Homer Electric Association, he’s the man responsible for keeping the lights on in most of the Kena… -
Hilcorp says it 'contributes' $1 billion in taxes and royalties
Hilcorp opposes the proposal that owner Texas billionaire Jeff Hildebrand be forced to start paying an oil tax that has always applied to ConocoPhillips and ExxonMobil. The propos… -
Wilson, Rotermund blame other assembly members for high crime rate, business closures
State employee Tammie Wilson, a member of the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly, has her own campaign organization she calls “Save the State.” The largest donors to “Save the … -
Dunleavy calls new special session; attacks Wielechowski as 'bullshitter'
Dunleavy called Sen. Bill Wielechowski a “bullshitter” after a press conference Thursday night, following rejection of a compromise gasline bill that would have also closed the Hi… -
Todd Blanche will be a big issue in the Sullivan campaign
Sen. Dan Sullivan didn’t make a big show of hanging out with Todd Blanche when Trump’s unqualified choice for attorney general visited Alaska last week. Sullivan would have found … -
Alaskans can restore reasonable campaign finance limits in August
The August primary election ballot features a campaign finance initiative that will be approved overwhelmingly, but only if Alaskans are informed about it. But there is no big ad … -
Alaska's failed leadership and the Southcentral gas crisis
Enstar, which is owned by TriSummit Utilities of Alberta, has opted to act like a political branch of the Dunleavy administration, focused on spreading hysteria about the gas supp…
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Shelley Hughes and her clueless claim about Alaska's giant land grant
Alaska entered the union in 1959 with a land grant that exceeded the size of California, more than 100 million acres. But Republican gubernatorial candidate Shelley Hughes, 68, is…
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Municipality-of-Anchorage,-Mat-Su-Borough-and-utility-leaders-call-for-urgent-action-on-Alaska-energy-policy
Title: Municipality of Anchorage, Mat-Su Borough and utility leaders call for urgent action on Alaska energy policy SubTitle: Leaders stress need to protect reliable, affordable e…
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LaFrance-administration-settles-longstanding-Don-Young-Port-of-Alaska-lawsuit-for-180-million-bringing-total-recovery-to-
Title: LaFrance administration settles longstanding Don Young Port of Alaska lawsuit for $180 million, bringing total recovery to $191.3 million Article Date: 7/7/2026 PageContent…
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Mayor-LaFrance-proposes-two-ordinances-to-encourage-housing-development
Title: Mayor LaFrance proposes two ordinances to encourage housing development Article Date: 6/16/2026 PageContent4: Mayor Suzanne LaFrance is proposing two new property tax incen…
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New Fire Station Opens in Soldotna, Ribbon-Cutting Marks Important Moment for Kenai Peninsula Borough
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on July 24 for the new Central Emergency Services Fire Station 1, located at 265 Wilson Lane in Soldotna. The ceremony began at 4:00 PM with an …
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Alaskans Pursuing Law Degree Now Have New Hybrid Option through UAS-Mitchell Hamline Partnership
The University of Alaska Southeast and Mitchell Hamline School of Law have signed two partnership agreements, enabling UAS students and alumni to earn a law degree with tuition an…
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For Informed Voters: The Statements of Support and Opposition for Ballot Measure Imposing Campaign Finance Limits
On Monday, July 27, Lt. Governor Dahlstrom hosted a public hearing for the three 2026 ballot measures. The first hearing was on Ballot Measure 1, which proposes new campaign finan…
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Feds turn over Alaska hazardous waste management to state
Alaska is now in charge of hazardous waste regulation in the state, a task that can be made more challenging by geographic remoteness. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on … -
Murkowski among 3 Republicans to break with Trump in US Senate vote to block war in Iran
WASHINGTON — For the second time in as many weeks, a War Powers Resolution aimed at curbing President Donald Trump’s war with Iran failed to pass the U.S. Senate Thursday. The vot… -
Wastewater in Alaska’s largest city signals warning about measles
At least one person in Anchorage had measles in early and mid-July, creating a risk that the highly infectious disease could spread through the state’s largest city, state health … -
Alaska’s energy paradox
This story was supported by and co-published with the America’s 250th Project | American Academy of Arts & Sciences. As the U.S. war on Iran threw the world’s global energy market… -
Alaskans to vote on ballot measure that would overhaul state election system
Alaskans will decide whether to overhaul the state’s elections system with a ballot measure that would repeal ranked choice voting, reinstate closed primaries and repeal campaign … -
Alaska’s 17 governor candidates have raised nearly $9 million. This chart shows who gave it.
This story was originally published in the Anchorage Press. Subscribe here. Money isn’t everything. But in politics, it sure helps. Candidates, generally, can’t run effective camp… -
How Alaskans can help native bees thrive
On a bright June morning in Soldotna, a homeowner steps into the yard with a cup of coffee and notices a bumblebee working its way across a patch of blooming chives. It’s a small … -
Ohio Dan can't stop talking about Petersburg Dan
The Wall Street Journal transcript of an friendly interview by Kim Strassel with Sen. Dan Sullivan has her pausing for an ad at one point and saying, “When we come back more with … -
Dunleavy says his 2025 gasline forecast flopped because of ‘calculations'
In a dumb diatribe against Sens. Bill Wielechowski and Cathy Giessel Thursday, Gov. Mike Dunleavy stumbled over an answer of sorts about why his gasline predictions from last fall… -
Close the Hilcorp loophole today—save jobs and the PFD
Alaskans have had plenty of time to understand the Hilcorp loophole and how to plug it. The compromise gas line bill up in the Legislature today would do the job. Ignore the moani… -
Fairbanks faces firewood supply crisis
Even selling firewood at $650 a cord, the kiln-dried firewood business is not profitable, the company says. Aurora says it will sell about 1,200 more cords before calling it quits. -
'Build the line!' With what?
Roger Marks, a petroleum economist who worked for the Department of Revenue for 25 years, has an excellent column in the Anchorage Daily News about the “Build the Line!” propagand… -
Cynthia Henry didn’t mention how Trump raised energy prices in Fairbanks
Cynthia Henry, one of the leaders of the Republican Party in Alaska, has joined the “Build the Line!” cheerleading squad, now claiming that members of the Senate majority are the …
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Mayor-LaFrance’s-10,000-Homes-Strategy-fuels-momentum-as-Anchorage-residential-permitting-outpaces-recent-years
Title: Mayor LaFrance’s 10,000 Homes Strategy fuels momentum as Anchorage residential permitting outpaces recent years Article Date: 7/22/2026 PageContent4: Today, the Municipalit…
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Title: ANCHORAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT SUCCESSFULLY TRANSITIONS TO NEW RADIO NETWORK SubTitle: AWARN provides complete radio coverage, interoperability among city, state and federal age…
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The Real Meaning of Privilege: Accountability, Responsibility, and the Cost of Dependency
By Paul A Bauer Jr. Are you tired of hearing the word “privilege” used as a weapon against every person who works, pays taxes, accepts responsibility, and refuses to apologize for… -
Alaska Archives Receives $220K for Two-Year Project to Preserve Primary Sources of Alaska’s History
The Alaska State Archives of the Division of Libraries, Archives, and Museums has been awarded $220,146 from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) through the Rediscover…
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Opinion: Alaska Governor’s Race— Attacks and Analysis
By Shelley Hughes, 2026 Candidate for Governor Seventeen names, one ballot, and a governor’s seat with no incumbent in the race. If you feel like you are watching a herd rather th…
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U.S. Court Dismisses Environmentalists’ Suit to Divest State of Alaska of Land Promised at Statehood
On July 24, 2026, the United States District Court for the District of Alaska dismissed the Northern Alaska Environmental Center and its co-plaintiffs’ claims as to approximately …
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Here’s when to expect results in Alaska’s 2026 statewide primary election
Early, in-person voting begins Monday for Alaska’s Aug. 18 state primary election, and thousands of voters have already cast absentee ballots by mail. Regardless of when — or how … -
String of outbreaks tests US public health system amid funding cuts, vaccine resistance
WASHINGTON — Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pledged during his confirmation hearing to do everything in his “power to put the health of America back on … -
TSA shares passengers’ personal information with immigration enforcement, documents show
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has for more than a year used personal information airline passengers provide to the Transportation Security Administration for immigration e… -
The Trump administration could shut US scientists out of the next Nobel-worthy discovery
This story was originally published by ProPublica. For decades, physicists wrestled with a fundamental mystery of the universe. They wanted to know why certain particles — like th… -
Courts issue conflicting rulings on Trump executive order restricting vote-by-mail
A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the federal government can continue implementing President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting vote-by-mail, reaching the opposite c… -
Flap over noncitizens on state voter rolls seen as unlikely to boost SAVE America Act
WASHINGTON — Suddenly there’s evidence that noncitizens were on voting rolls in New Jersey, and there are new questions about the credibility of Alaska’s voter data. Republicans s… -
Sullivan has nothing to say about Trump's war in Iran
The most striking element of Sullivan’s presentation was his inability and/or unwillingness to talk about the president to perhaps the friendliest audience that he could have anyw… -
Glenfarne never ordered the pipe it claimed to be ready to buy
On November 19, 2025, the president of Glenfarne told legislators that the company was so optimistic about the Alaska LNG project that it would spend hundreds of millions of dolla… -
Hilcorp secretly helped kill gasline bill
There is a compelling and simple reason to end the Hilcorp loophole and do it in the gasline bill, one that nearly all Republican legislators and Gov. Mike Dunleavy are either una…
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Republicans refuse to say that Trump lost in 2020
For six years, Trump has continued to lie about the 2020 election, with the eager approval of nearly every Republican in Congress. Sen. Lisa Murkowski is an exception to the rule.… -
Dunleavy administration backs 20,000-acre giveaway to AIDEA
Giving the land to AIDEA at no charge—a massive state subsidy—would make a proposed “multi-use industrial and energy development district” more likely to succeed, according to the… -
Billionaire Hilcorp owner chips in $25,000 to influence Alaska elections
The Alaska Public Offices Commission voted Thursday to not conduct an immediate investigation of Aurora Action Network to decide if the cash cow is headquartered in Bob Griffin’s … -
State improperly deletes naturalized citizens from voter rolls
The lieutenant governor has only one job—other than looking after the state seal—and Nancy Dahlstrom isn’t getting the job done in supervising the Division of Elections. In removi…