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State to investigate issuance of offensive license plate
Division of Motor Vehicles plans to investigate the issuance of “3REICH” personalized license plates
News
AP sources: Biden to pause oil, gas sales on public lands
Environmental groups hailed the expected moratorium as the kind of bold, urgent action needed to slow climate change.
Opinion
“A tsunami looms across the horizon. That tsunami is the climate crisis.”
“Our leaders remind me of children building a sand castle on the beach.”
Opinion
A physician’s perspective on COVID-19 vaccination
This virus has taken the lives of people who have given much of themselves to our community; people…
Opinion
Opinion: Censuring acts of conscience is un-American
It’s only with dignity and respect for one another that we can work through our disagreements…
Opinion
Opinion: We are listening to Alaskans, past and present, to preserve Alaska’s future
What is AIDEA?
Life
Exerting control in Old Kenai — Part 3
This is the third installment in a series about two killings that occurred in Kenai on April 8,…
Sports
Tangled Up in Blue: Speckled purple
I woke up in the morning to NPR on Wednesday morning highlighting the importance of the color purple.
Sports
Refuge Notebook: Life in Kenai Peninsula freshwater springs
I like winter. I really do. The cold and the dark don’t wear on me too much as…
News
Dunleavy pitches dividend change amid legislative splits
No clear direction has emerged from lawmakers.
Opinion
Opinion: Alaska Legislature goes virtual
Alaskans can be confident the public will still be able to visit and observe their Legislature.
Opinion
Opinion: It’s time to revisit the Fairness Doctrine
After much vulgar brutalization, it’s time to reinvigorate the principles of the Fairness Doctrine…
News
Biden plans temporary halt of oil activity in Arctic refuge
Issuing leases had been a priority of the Trump administration following a 2017 law calling for lease sales
Life
Kalifornsky Kitchen: Pondering chicken patties
If you have no idea what a chicken patty is, let me take you to the frozen section…
News
Senate organizes Republican majority; Micciche elected president
Micciche’s election as Senate president was held by voice vote, with no one dissenting.
Opinion
Opinion: The environment isn’t the only reason to say no to Pebble Mine
We own it, and we should receive a fair share of net profits.
News
Alaska Legislature to convene amid budget, virus concerns
Neither the House nor the Senate has organized majorities.
News
Dunleavy appoints new attorney general
Sniffen held the position in an acting capacity following the resignation of Kevin Clarkson.
Opinion
Opinion: Protecting Alaskans — the race to vaccinate
Given the limited national supply, Alaska, like all states, has had to decide who gets vaccine first.