Life
Alaska Native girl leads animated kids TV show in US first
The animated show premieres July 15 on PBS Kids.
Opinion
Alaska Voices: Do not let the dividend divide us
Here we go again, another special session causing uncertainty and angst for all Alaskans all because our leaders…
Life
Pioneer Potluck: About Alaska cookouts on the beach
Campfire recipes for salmon, halibut, shrimp and other local fish
News
“Override! Override! Override!’ Hundreds turn out in Juneau to protest Dunleavy’s vetoes
The response was overwhelming.
Opinion
Point of View: Governor’s budget cut threatens KPC and postsecondary education on Peninsula
What happens if the veto is not overturned?
News
Wasilla or Juneau? Disagreement over special session locale
Lawmakers commit to different cities
News
Residents put away jackets, get out sunscreen amid heat wave
The temperature Thursday in Anchorage hit 90 degrees at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport
Opinion
Opinion: Striking a balance for Alaska’s future
To fund a $3,000 dividend into the future, similar sized cuts will be necessary again next year.
Life
Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Shady characters
Maybe tattoos have helped us make a major social step.
Life
Minister’s Message: The freedom of joy
When Jesus died and rose again, he restored us to a peace with God that cannot be undone.
Sports
What costs wood frogs an arm and a leg?
I was surprised to learn that despite the diverse wildlife in Alaska, the state has not a single…
News
Farmers concerned about heat, lack of rain
Homer received 0.16 inches of rain in June, compared to a measured 2.53 inches of rain in June…
Opinion
Editorial: ‘Two Old Women’ offers wisdom on veto overrides
Dunleavy has called expedient what is really cruel.
Life
Pioneer Potluck: About fishing in Alaska
This week’s recipes: South of the border salmon, salmon or halibut fajitas, halibut tacos
Opinion
Voices of the Peninsula: The Dunleavy judicial correction
Of the three branches, the true superior one is the legislative
Opinion
Alaska Voices: The Legislature isn’t above the law
The Legislature is failing in its job … again.
Opinion
Alaska Voices: A tragedy of the commons in the making
The tragedy is the long-term community good losing the battle to short-term individual interests.
News
In wake of budget veto, University of Alaska begins sending furlough notices to staff
University system President Jim Johnsen last week said the cut, if it stands, would be devastating.
News
Feds allocate $10M to combat violence in rural Alaska
It is the first time that Barr has personally declared a law enforcement emergency
Sports
Refuge notebook: A common little plant with uncommon traits
This summer, I traveled from the East Coast to the Kenai Peninsula to intern with the biology program…