Attorney general saga should make us all very angry
Everyone has a past. But men with these types of “mistakes” don’t belong in the top law enforcement job in the state.
It’s time to rethink the Alaska attorney general’s office
A hybrid approach strikes the best balance between gubernatorial policy objectives and the arguably more general public interest.
Attorney general’s war on the judicial branch imperils Alaskans
Neutering the constitution and hobbling and stacking the judiciary is the Holy Grail of this mode of governing.
Dunleavy, Clarkson circle the wagons to defend unethical behavior
Under their proposal, the governor, the lieutenant governor or the attorney general could decide by executive fiat to expend public resources to defend their own misconduct.
State employees: I have your backs
If the state retaliates against you in any way because you signed on to this recall, I will personally represent you, for free, on a First Amendment claim.
Kicked in the nuptials: Advice for an Alaska marriage
If you really want to turn your woman on in bed, try changing the snow tires. Or cleaning out the crawl space. And take off that fish blood-stained hoodie.
Five Instagram pics to make Lower 48 friends wish they lived in Alaska
No need to mention the itsy-bitsy problems we're having with that devilish state economy.
Is this fair?
Whether they mean to or not, Trump supporters are effectively telling me and everyone else "like me" to drop dead.
Havelock needs remedial course in gender education
OPINION: John Havelock got almost everything wrong in his column about gender and rape.
Wanting one woman on Alaska Supreme Court is not 'reverse sexism'
OPINION: Women are underrepresented in Alaska's judiciary, and I agree with Judge Andrews that striving for gender equity on the bench matters, in Alaska and elsewhere.
An enlightening tale about that time my plane got struck by lightning
Juneau writer Libby Bakalar was aboard a plane traveling between Seattle and Juneau when it was struck by lightning Sunday, and found herself quickly regretting the decision to sit in the exit row for the extra legroom.
Getting lost in Alaska: Adventures in nature and parenting
There's only one thing that scares me more than getting lost in the woods, and that's getting lost in the woods with six children.