Alaskans can be confident the public will still be able to visit and observe their Legislature.
No clear direction has emerged from lawmakers.
I like winter. I really do. The cold and the dark don’t wear on me too much as long as I can get out and… Continue reading
I woke up in the morning to NPR on Wednesday morning highlighting the importance of the color purple. I rolled over, turned on the light… Continue reading
Issuing leases had been a priority of the Trump administration following a 2017 law calling for lease sales
After much vulgar brutalization, it’s time to reinvigorate the principles of the Fairness Doctrine…
We own it, and we should receive a fair share of net profits.
Micciche’s election as Senate president was held by voice vote, with no one dissenting.
Sniffen held the position in an acting capacity following the resignation of Kevin Clarkson.
To have the state step in the role of the private sector is clearly a move of desperation.
Given the limited national supply, Alaska, like all states, has had to decide who gets vaccine first.
Neither the House nor the Senate has organized majorities.
Despite all the challenges and tragedies that COVID-19 brought to our state, it also brought us opportunity for improvement.
Have you ever considered how many salmon streams you cross on your daily drive to work, school or another location you frequent? My number is… Continue reading
Young said a message must be sent “by bringing the perpetrators of violence to justice, and prosecuting them to the fullest extent of the law.
The sale was an embarrassing bust.
Maybe you’ve been feeling stressed, and are just looking for something comfortable and nourishing.
No, we aren’t better. This is what we’ve become.
Students returned to in-person learning on Monday in response to downward trends in COVID-19 case trajectories
