Rep. Don Young
Cissna reports loan to campaign against Young for US House
U.S. House candidate Sharon Cissna reports having about $1,075 on hand as she challenges Rep. Don Young. Young, who has held Alaska's lone U.S. House seat since 1973, holds a huge cash advantage.
Rep. Don Young
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REP. DON YOUNG
Cissna will challenge Young for U.S. House
Sharon Cissna, a state House Democrat from Anchorage, will try to unseat U.S. Rep. Don Young in the November election.
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REP. DON YOUNG
Young criticized for endorsing Democrat in Hawaii race
Rep. Don Young's support for a Democrat running for U.S. Senate in Hawaii is under attack from the Republican in the race, former Hawaii Gov. Linda Lingle, whose campaign brought up Young's past ethics issues and called him one of the House's "most controversial members."
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REP. DON YOUNG
Young's primary challengers report little campaign cash
U.S. Rep. Don Young holds a massive cash advantage over his rivals heading into next month's primary.
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REP. DON YOUNG
Young contributions exceed $118,000
U.S. Rep. Don Young raised more than $118,000 for his re-election bid between April and June.
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ALASKA NEWSREADER
Despite GOP earmark ban, Young wins big one for Alaska Railroad
Alaska U.S. Rep. Don Young has never made any secret about his fondness for earmarks and vowed to continue pushing for them when the GOP talked of banning them. His persistence paid off for the Alaska Railroad, which was saved from large-scale layoffs and less passenger service last month ...
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REP. DON YOUNG
Deal saves Alaska Railroad from massive budget cut
The Alaska Railroad said Thursday that Congress has struck a deal to save it from a massive budget cut that could have meant large-scale layoffs and less passenger service.
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POLITICS
Alaska congressional delegation split on health care decision
Alaska's congressional delegation is at odds over Thursday's Supreme Court decision on the Obama administration's health care act, with Republicans Lisa Murkowski and Don Young talking about repeal and Democrat Mark Begich saying it's time to move ahead.
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ENVIRONMENT
US House approves waiver of border environmental laws
The Republican-controlled House on Tuesday approved a bill that would allow the Border Patrol to circumvent more than a dozen environmental laws on all federally managed lands within 100 miles of the borders with Mexico and Canada.
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REP. DON YOUNG
Anchorage Democrat plans to run against Young for Congress
Matt Moore of Anchorage, a former legislative candidate with a medical consulting business, is among five people running against Alaska Republican Rep. Don Young.
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U.S. SENATE
Amendment lets Alaska tribes keep restraining-order powers
The U.S. Senate passed the Violence Against Women reauthorization act Thursday with a last minute amendment that lets Alaska tribes continue to issue domestic violence protective orders but excludes them from powers given to Lower 48 tribes to criminally prosecute offenders.
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