Why are 20,000 students (16% of the student population) getting such a huge amount of money?

The Anchorage traffic engineering department deserves accolades.

Let’s think about nature and how simple life should be and stop pointing fingers. Let’s think together about how we can improve “our village.”

We need projects that are scalable, redundant and resilient.

If one stacks up these major policy issues for Alaska – Pebble, Willow and infrastructure – could it be that President Biden is more pro-Alaska than Donald Trump?

In the moment, no one knew what was coming, what we were facing. The things LaFrance advocated for were absolutely the right and sensible thing to do.

Nick Begich III can’t simply absorb the experience of his other family members by some kind of osmosis. It takes personal experience on the job.

If I can vote for Murkowski, she can vote for Joe Biden.

Popp has now endorsed Suzanne LaFrance. That means there will be no checks and balances.

Perhaps with a little “off season” preparedness, the next session might begin with well-crafted legislation.

Suzanne LaFrance has the ability and resolve to change our community’s trajectory immediately, and for our Anchorage’s sake, I hope you’ll join me in voting for her.

We need HOME to support new investment in Anchorage, just like the updated code for Downtown has helped with extensive new development in Downtown.

Far too many times, Alaskans have lost trust in their elected officials by watching the issues they care about ignored and obstructed.

This road is essential for sustainable forestry and the economic growth of the Mat-Su region.

Will the Eklutna dam owners listen to what Alaskans want and revise their plan before submitting it to the governor later this spring? I sure hope so.

Given that our state’s health care is already the most expensive in the nation for personal health care spending, one would think legislators would be acting swiftly to address the problem.

Cell phones are vital to people needing state or local public assistance for housing or food.

The more money you have for retirement, the more choices you have as you age.

There’s never a good time to fragment caribou range, but this is a particularly bad time to do so for this herd.

Support ranked choice voting, and let’s extend ranked choice to municipal elections.

It would be helpful to learn what substitute source or other accommodations could be realistically proposed, to meet Anchorage’s essential drinking-water needs.

It is incredible to see the Assembly becoming more involved in such a critical resource, and this process must remain open and inclusive.

Our party system has become a detriment to our existence. Each side believes it should be the one to dictate to all.

The supposed cause is implied to relate to global warming impacts, but this fails to accurately detail the historical impact of long-term fishing and the details of population recovery.