Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Hundreds turn out to 'Hands Off' protest in Wasilla
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com Nearly 400 people turned out on April 5 at Newcomb Park in Wasilla to take
Alaska wins lawsuit that could open Arctic refuge to oil exploration
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon A federal judge in Anchorage has ruled in favor of Alaska’s state-owned investment
Alaska House votes to ease new accountants’ path to a job
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon A bill passed without objection by the Alaska House on Monday would make it easier
Alaska House asks for cooldown in Trump-triggered US-Canada trade dispute
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon The Alaska House of Representatives is asking the Trump administration and Canadian government to step
Education is most effective when tailored to local needs, not dictated by Washington
By Gov. Mike Dunleavy Spectrum As a former educator for over 30 years, I welcome the news that President Trump
Schumer's surrender: Much ado about nothing surprising
By Thomas L. Knapp Spectrum “House Democrats erupted into apoplexy,” Axios reported on March 14, “after Senate Minority Leader Chuck
Alaska Senate asks Congress to honor Hmong Vietnam War veterans
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon The Alaska Senate is asking Congress to revive a stalled effort that would honor ethnic
Murkowski Supports Bipartisan, Bicameral Legislation to Ensure All VA Medical Centers Have Dedicated Nursing Spaces
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com Sen. Lisa Murkowski and Sen. Jacky Rosen of Nevada joined Rep. Lauren Underwood, from Illinois,
Alaska Legislature halts Dunleavy effort to create agriculture department
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Alaska will remain one of two states without a cabinet-level Department of Agriculture, at
Fired federal workers in Alaska, nationally are ‘reinstated’ after order, but are not back at work
By Corrine Smith Alaska Beacon Some fired federal employees received letters on Monday notifying them they were “reinstated” according to
The Looooooongest Day
By Chuck Legge Spectrum No, I’m not talking about the Summer Solstice or that 1962 John Wayne movie. What
Alaska challenges the new rule not the Rehabilitation Act: AG Taylor explains why
By Treg Taylor Spectrum Separation of powers is a foundational principle of this country. We are taught in school that