Ten-part series from Tour of Anchorage champion Holly Brooks.
Gov. Sarah Palin today urged Georgia voters to back Sen. Saxby Chambliss in Tuesday's runoff in an election eve appeal that underscored her popularity within the Republican Party and the GOP's efforts to stave off erosion of its shrinking Senate numbers.
Palin campaigns for Republican in Georgia's runoff
Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss enlisted Gov. Sarah Palin to rally conservatives while Democratic challenger Jim Martin pushed to activate black voters, as they grapple for advantage in a Tuesday runoff that will shape Democrats' hold on power in Washington.
Palin in Georgia for Senate campaign
Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss enlisted Gov. Sarah Palin to rally conservatives while Democratic challenger Jim Martin pushed to activate black voters, as they grappled for advantage in a Tuesday runoff that will shape Democrats' hold on power in Washington.
Palin, Schumer are Field & Stream heroes
Even if both were dressed in camouflage, the pairing of Sarah Palin and New York Sen. Charles Schumer would stand out.
Palin called in as 'closer' to rally Georgia GOP voters
Gov. Sarah Palin is going back out on the campaign trail, just a few weeks after returning to work from her two-month run for vice president.
Palin fans, foes keep her in spotlight
A California-based conservative group that hammered Democratic Sen. Barack Obama during the presidential election is launching a string of commercials this week praising Gov. Sarah Palin.
Audiences gobble up latest Palin interview
It's being called "gobblegate," "the interview of death," and "Silence of the Turkeys."
Palin publicity blitz: No signs of slowing
As Sarah Palin settles back into her job as the state's chief executive, a new ethics complaint filed Tuesday says she's already improperly mixing her official duties and broader political ambitions.
Trial for breaking into Palin e-mail delayed
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- The complexity of a computer crime trumped the need for a speedy trial Friday in the case of the son of a Democratic Tennessee state lawmaker charged with breaking into the e-mail account of former Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
Threats to Wooten concern troopers
The state trooper behind the abuse-of-power investigations of Gov. Sarah Palin is getting a reassignment this Sunday following threatening telephone calls to his employer.
Trial delayed for student accused of hacking Palin e-mail
Federal prosecutors and defense attorneys want more time to prepare for the trial of Tennessee student David Kernell. Both say they will need computer experts to understand the evidence.
Palin says energy, health care are priorities
MIAMI -- Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska did something here on Thursday that she did not do in her entire campaign as the Republican Party's vice presidential nominee: She stood behind a lectern and held a news conference. She was asked what had changed.
Palin won't rule out Senate run
When opportunity knocks, Gov. Sarah Palin said this week, she plows through the door. And right now the next door could lead into the U.S. Senate.
Palin: GOP governors 'focused on future'
Before TV cameras and reporters this morning in Miami, Gov. Sarah Palin said she didn't want to talk about her and John McCain's losing presidential campaign but instead wanted to focus on the future of the Republican Party.
Palin says woman on ticket good for GOP
Gov. Sarah Palin, who clearly is looking ahead to her political prospects in 2012, said Wednesday that a woman would be good for the Republican presidential ticket in four years.
Palin conditionally 'comfortable' with Obama as commander in chief
WASHINGTON - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has given President-elect Barack Obama a conditional vote of confidence on handling the war in Iraq.
Palin puts 'brutal' race behind her, looks to 2012 and beyond
Gov. Sarah Palin has a flurry of national TV interviews and a high-profile appearance at the Republican Governors Association meeting this week.
Alaska Politics blog: Palin leaves door open for possible Senate run
Palin wouldn't oppose call to seek presidency
Gov. Sarah Palin says she wouldn't hesitate to run for president in four years if it's God's will, even though she never thought Campaign 2008 would be "as brutal a ride as it turned out to be."
GOP governors to get a look at Palin; interviewers line up
Less than a week after returning home from the campaign trail, Gov. Sarah Palin is headed out of state again, this time to Miami. She'll be the shiniest star at the annual Republican Governors Association meeting Thursday and Friday.
Gov. Sarah Palin blames the Bush administration for the failure of the McCain-Palin ticket, thinks people need to move on from the so-called "Troopergate" controversy and has no regrets about accepting state per diem cash for time spent at her home in Wasilla or state-funded travel for her children.
ANALYSIS
For two months she basked -- and sizzled -- in the world's hottest celebrity spotlight. Now Sarah Palin has come home to begin the last two years of her term as governor of Alaska.
Is this the end of troopergate?
After months on the vice presidential campaign trial, Sarah Palin stepped back into her job as governor Friday with an Alaska controversy still unsettled: Troopergate.
Back at work, Palin vents a bit over campaign criticism
Gov. Sarah Palin returned to work in her Anchorage office Friday afternoon and spoke out against anonymously sourced stories critical of her behavior on the campaign trail, saying "it's immature, it's unprofessional and those guys are jerks."
ALASKA POLITICS BLOG
Palin, back at work, calls criticism cruel
Gov. Sarah Palin returned to work in her Anchorage office Friday and spoke out against anonymously sourced stories critical of her behavior on the campaign trail, saying "it's immature, it's unprofessional and those guys are jerks."
Video: Palin speaks to the media
Anonymous attacks, claims follow Palin home
Alaska Newsreader: Palin defenders speak out
Anonymous attacks, claims follow Palin home
Gov. Sarah Palin, the day after coming back to Alaska from her two-month run for vice president, was sorting through which clothes to send back while under attack from anonymous McCain staffers in a frenzy of finger-pointing.
Alaska Politics Blog: 'A civil war between her campaign and McCain's'
Can Palin resurrect the GOP? Does she want to?
Is Sarah Palin the answer for defeated Republicans? After a historic rebuke at the polls, the Republican Party is staggering into an uncertain tomorrow, no certain leader in sight and its membership divided over what it means to be a Republican.
Palin lies low as interview requests pile up
Palin returns to cold weather, warm welcome
Video: Palin arrives in Alaska
Photos: Gov. Palin returns to Alaska
Alaska Politics Blog: 'A civil war between her campaign and McCain's'
Video: From the airport to Wasilla and back
Palin lies low as interview requests pile up
Gov. Sarah Palin hadn't been back home in Alaska for a full day and her staff had begun fielding requests Thursday for post-election interviews, including from Barbara Walters, Oprah Winfrey, Larry King and others.
Palin returns to cold weather, warm welcome
"Not our moment," Palin tells Wasilla
Palin's hometown reacts to loss
Video: From the airport to Wasilla and back
Alaska Politics Blog: 'A civil war between her campaign and McCain's'
Palin returns to cold weather, warm welcome
Gov. Sarah Palin returned to Anchorage Wednesday night, met by a shivering crowd of fans and answering reporters' questions about whether the campaign would have been easier if she and Sen. John McCain knew each other better. "We’ve had a great relationship," she said.
Video: Palin arrives in Alaska
Photos: Gov. Palin returns to Alaska
Alaska Politics Blog: 'A civil war between her campaign and McCain's'
Video: From the airport to Wasilla and back
Palin faces questions, different landscape when she returns to Alaska
Can Sarah Palin go home again? In the 68 days since Alaska's governor began her run for vice president, things have changed on the home front. Some of her former allies are fuming, and former enemies are lying in wait.
"Not our moment," Palin tells Wasilla
Alaska Newsreader: Blame game begins, with Palin a target
McCain, in concession speech, praises Palin
Palin's hometown reacts to loss
Photos: Palin comes home to vote
"Not our moment," Palin tells Wasilla
Loss or no, Sarah Palin still got a big cheer after her defeat when she made a personal call to a crowd of supporters attending an event at the Wasilla Multi-Use Sports Complex.
Constant updates, inside-scoop and reader commentary on Gov. Palin and Alaska politics.
Read more about the FBI's investigations into Alaska politics, watch secretly recorded videos and listen to wiretaps.
Read the latest on presidential politics from the McClatchy bureau in Washington D.C.
Follow the life of Gov. Sarah Palin; from Wasilla High school standout to the Republican Party's vice presidential candidate.
Post a photo you've taken of Gov. Palin
PHOTOS
Photos of look-alikes of the Governor and "First Dude," on display at the weekly contest at Blues Central. (updated 10/30)
READER-SUBMITTED
Send in snaps you made at a rally, a barbecue, on the street, or any other encounter with our governor.
PALIN RETURNS
So many questions, so many strategic choices, so many complications that didn't exist a few short months ago.
State investigators are looking into the sudden dismissal of Alaska's former Department of Public Safety Commissioner, and whether a divorce and custody battle between Gov. Palin's sister and a state trooper, was behind it.
From a Wasilla childhood to vice presidential candidate, Sarah Heath Palin has made her mark on Alaska every step of the way.
SECTION
Coverage on the political world Gov. Palin has navigated through at many different levels.
Palin's signature project in office has been the The Alaska Gasline Inducement Act (AGIA). The plan to build a gas line through Alaska has many oil corporations at odds.
At one point the races with Sen. Ted Stevens and Rep. Don Young promised to be the highest-profile campaigns in Alaska history.
Read more about Gov. Palin's family, including stories about her surprising pregnancy announcement and the birth of her son, Trig.
PHOTOS
Photographer Marc Lester is blogging on Sarah Palin and the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis this week.
Gov. Sarah Palin pardons a Thanksgiving turkey at Triple D Farm and Hatchery and answers questions about the holidays. [enlarge video].
VIDEO
Tina Fey (and 'SNL') have made a killing off of impersonating Gov. Palin who, in turn, showed up on the show to give a little back.
SLIDE SHOW
Take a look back at the historic week at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota, during which Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin accepted the party's nomination for vice president.
SLIDE SHOW
Tailgaters in Wasilla drew a large crowd to watch Gov. Sarah Palin deliver her speech to the Republic National Convention.
VIDEO
In her Republican National Convention speech, Gov. Palin makes reference to former Gov. Murkowski's luxury jet, which she publicly discarded after taking office. Take an inside tour of the jet before it was sold.
SLIDE SHOW
In an interview with Anchorage Daily News reporter Tom Kizzia in September 2007, Alaska governor Sarah Palin talks about making the state self-sufficient.
Palin's hometown reacts to loss
Palin flies home to vote, heads to Phoenix
Report: Palin's health excellent
Personnel Board exonerates Palin
New Troopergate report clears Palin
Troopergate report to be released today
Palin uses taxes as pivot point in speeches
Palin speaks about step from Alaska onto national stage
Palin pranked on Canadian radio
Complaint targets Palins' travel
Palin says Stevens should resign
Polls suggest Palin has become a big drag on GOP ticket
Missile bunker rocks for Palin
Palin talks to investigator on Troopergate
Palin testifies in Troopergate probe
Palin office defends charging state for children's travel
Palin family gets $150,000 makeover courtesy of GOP
Palin office defends charging state for child travel
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