The USS Ted Stevens, a state-of-the-art destroyer, is set to be commissioned in Whittier in a ceremony that will honor the late senator and his legacy.
Independent expenditure groups have spent more than $31 million in Alaska’s Senate race and more than $6 million in the House race since the August primary.
For Suzanne Downing, the Anchorage Daily News showed its editorial bias by not promptly covering the New York Times story about U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola. When they got around to it the next […]
Alexis earned her bachelor’s in political science from California Polytechnic State University in 2013. She commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Army Reserve at the same time.
By Diana Haecker On Tuesday, Oct. 6, Nome voters will be casting their ballots for two Nome Common Council seats, two NJUS board seats and two School Board seats. There is no contested seat in […]
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The pollock fishery’s accidental catch of other fish is a hot topic in Alaska’s Senate race. Among trawl critics, opinions vary about the impact of the bill.
Both Alaska U.S. Senate candidates called for changes to federal fishery management. U.S. House candidates explicitly blamed bycatch for low salmon runs in Western Alaska.
Alaska’s 2026 race for governor presents voters with more than a choice among candidates. It also requires voters to understand the system by which their choices will ultimately be counted. […]
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