Opinion
Alaska Voices: Feed and speed Dunleavy recall
Any successful musher isn’t afraid to switch out a team lead when they’re doing a poor job.
Opinion
Alaska Voices: What is the Cloud and what does it mean to the state of Alaska?
By increasing the use of cloud environments, the state will achieve significant cost savings.
News
State prepares for changes in food stamps program
About 5,000 Alaskans could lose food stamp benefits under new rules set to take effect April 1.
News
Alaska raises preparedness level around new coronavirus
Tests for COVID-19 in Alaska currently are being prioritized for people considered at higher risk.
Life
Pioneer Potluck: Old black stoves and wringer washing machines
The old farmhouse was cozy and warm in the kitchen with the big black cookstove in the corner.
News
Alaska Airlines drops sponsorship of Iditarod
Alaska Airlines spokesman said in an email that “PETA did not play a role in our decision.”
Opinion
Opinion: Incompetence turns inefficiency into failure for ferries and Real IDs
Welcome to the Gov. Mike Dunleavy era of efficient government.
News
Census hiccups in Alaska may offer preview for rest of US
Starting in May, hundreds of thousands of census takers will be sent to homes nationwide.
Opinion
Voices of the Peninsula: Public input needed to safeguard state protections
It would be easy to develop a false sense of security and let complacency creep back in.
Opinion
Voices of the Peninsula: The Importance of Social Wellness
The social dimension of wellness plays a significant role in many aspects of one’s health.
Sports
Refuge Notebook: I Think I Can Ski
Let us start with a riddle. There are 11 frogs sitting on a log. Five of the frogs…
News
Landslide demolishes Ketchikan grocery store; no one injured
“Trees, rocks, overburden came down, went right in the store.”
News
Guns, drugs seized in Alaska multi-agency investigation
About one-third of the seized guns had been stolen.
Opinion
Alaska Voices: Pressures are mounting on Alaska’s oil spill prevention and response system
We cannot afford a return to the complacency which triggered the worst oil spill in Alaska’s history.
Opinion
Alaska Voices: How UAA is charting a positive course for the future
At the University of Alaska Anchorage, we have not entered into this process lightly.
Opinion
Opinion: It should be easier to protect Alaskan water
Our waters are routinely used as cheap sewers for industry whose only goal is to maximizing profits.