Letter: Pebble spin
As Mark Hamilton makes the rounds promoting the Pebble Mine, the question becomes: When will Pebble start telling Alaskans the truth?
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Letter: Rydell’s decision-making
The former radio hosts attitudes don’t augur well for his attitude toward subsistence rights.
Letter: UAA accreditation lapse absurd
The blame game is now going to take place, but the blame starts at the top.
Letter: A shutdown solution
The Democrats should agree to President Donald Trump’s $5 billion wall in exchange — on three conditions.
Letter: Losing Les Gara
I, for one, want a state government with a human face, a state government with the good of all of its citizens at its core.
Letter: Get to work, legislators
Legislators, it’s simple — get off of the “dime” and get to work and actually try to earn your pay instead of vacillating over basic organization concepts.
Major oil producers - including Alaska’s big three - build carbon pricing into drilling plans
Energy policy experts of all stripes acknowledge that support for carbon pricing mechanisms is gaining steam domestically and abroad, but where does that leave Alaska?
Huge leap in Alaska cruise traffic expected in 2019
Not only are there more ships coming, the ships are getting larger.
The aftershocks keep coming: 4.5 earthquake rumbles through Southcentral Alaska
The quake was centered 22 miles northwest of Anchorage and 18 miles south of Willow, according to the Alaska Earthquake Center.
Eagle River schools closed due to earthquake damage will not reopen next school year
Gruening Middle School and Eagle River Elementary School will not reopen for the 2019-20 school year, the Anchorage School District announced.
In State of the State, Gov. Mike Dunleavy calls for ‘war on criminals’ and tougher spending limits
Alaska’s governor plans to propose three new constitutional amendments and several pieces of legislation.
Letter: Shutdown must end now
I am angry. I am frustrated. I am sad. The behavior of our congressmen and congresswomen is unacceptable. I cannot stress to you enough how this is affecting our family.
Letter: No more school cuts
What’s next? We need to get back to the traditional splits in oil revenues and start paying some state taxes before we slip into the tundra.