Ways to amend the constitution already exist.
Alaska’s original constitution is one of the things in government that is working well and should be left alone
Our elected officials and community leaders have failed to articulate a clear vision to get growth going
Voting may not traditionally be your favorite thing to do but looking at the voter turnout for the August election, maybe it’s at least becoming… Continue reading
In Alaska, the Inflation Reduction Act offers come game-changing features.
This kind of ballot is not something you have seen before.
Walker is the only candidate with the potential to govern effectively for all Alaskans.
It is in Alaska’s best interest to elect a member of the Republican party
The hope is that the bipartisan American Innovation and Choice Online Act (S. 2992) will come to the Senate floor for a vote
People do some pretty awful things to king salmon stocks
A needless round of feel-good meetings and what-if conversations will be a thing of the past
The issues our state faces are significant with regard to education.
The new system’s goal is to make this election cycle transparent, secure and easy for all Alaskans to vote
The cost of health insurance will rise substantially next year for about 13 million Americans
Exxon Valdez spurred both federal and state legislatures, the industry, and the public to come together
At UAA, we are announcing a new suite of certificate programs responding to some of the state’s most critical needs
Building a trail across the steep and crumpled country of the outer Kenai Peninsula was a crazy idea
A bear’s incredible sense of smell can lead them to food sources from miles away and often right into our communities
Officials have provided the Alaska Department of Public Safety with historic funding to combat crime and protect victims
