What if there were a tax for essential services that was implemented differently across the state, based on which borough you lived in? Then imagine that any borough could vote its way out of paying ...

While enrollment in traditional brick and mortar public schools continues to decline, the Anchorage School Board voted to keep two elementary schools open for business even though they are at just 55% ...

An Anchorage doctor and her husband pled guilty on Nov. 18 to executing a decades-long $12.5 million health care fraud scheme and evading over $4 million in taxes on the profits. According to court ...

A few years ago, the Centers for Disease Control told every doctor in America to stop saying “pregnant women.” The new mandated term was “pregnant people.” Biological women were quietly erased from ...

Few subjects can shut down a budget discussion faster than feeding kids. It’s the rhetorical trump card of education politics – invoke “hungry children,” and any criticism of fiscal waste is branded ...

Eaglexit exhibits its float in the annual community Bear Paw Festival. Eaglexit, the grassroots movement advocating for the separation of Assembly District 2 from the Municipality of Anchorage, and ...

Anchorage has taken another step towards approving a radical new proposal that could grant a select group of citizens the power to wield oversite authority of police and first responders. On Nov. 20, ...

It is not often that any team finishes a season without a single point scored against them. 396 to zero over 10 consecutive games. That is the remarkable record this year of the Mat-Su 49ers Mitey ...

The Alaska Republican Party is looking for qualified residents who wish to fill the recently vacated seat of Sen. Shelley Hughes (R-Palmer). After a nearly 13-year run as a state lawmaker, Hughes ...

I’m looking for Donald Trump. The one I voted for three times. I knew he wasn’t perfect, and wouldn’t be anywhere near close to following the Constitution. No president is, even those we admire most, ...

Many Alaska believe they live in a relatively conservative, resource-based state where registered Republicans outnumber Democrats nearly two to one. Yet, Alaska regularly passes left-wing ballot ...

The U.S. Interior Department has officially repealed a Biden-era rule that sought to block future development in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPR-A). After a thorough legal and policy review ...