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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VA changes decades-old reporting policy for veterans to federal gun‑background database
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recently announced a major new step to protect Veterans’
Alaska House passes nearly $500M budget deficit bill, amid split support for Dunleavy spending
By Corrine Smith Alaska Beacon The Alaska House of Representatives advanced a nearly $500 million supplemental budget bill to address
Alaska Supreme Court upholds constitutionality of campaign ad disclosure statements
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Alaska’s legally required campaign ad disclaimers do not violate the First Amendment, the state
As U.S. House votes to end Canadian tariffs, Alaska’s Begich seeks to extend them
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon The U.S. House of Representatives voted 219-211 last week to end President Donald
Federal government may seek removal of individual Alaskans from state voter rolls
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon When the state of Alaska turned over a copy of the state’s voter rolls
Alaska House approves university fee transparency act, sends it to state Senate
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon The University of Alaska may soon be legally required to provide itemized bills to students
Peterson Confirmed as New Alaska Federal Judge
Frontiersman.com Senator Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) on February 4, thanked his Senate colleagues for voting to confirm Aaron Christian
Federal government takes step toward new oil lease sale in Alaska’s Arctic refuge
Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon The Trump administration announced February 2 that it is seeking suggestions for Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Coast Guard’s new Juneau base may not be complete until 2029, commandant says
James Brooks Alaska Beacon A $300 million project to build a new Coast Guard base in Juneau for the icebreaker
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There are poorly trained, masked, ICE and Border Patrol agents with tactical gear in Minneapolis acting more like gangs of
‘Our government is out of control,’ Alaska legislator says, calling for end to state aid for ICE
Corinne Smith and James Brooks Alaska Beacon A Democratic state lawmaker from Anchorage loudly denounced the actions of U.S.
Wasilla representative named to Finance Committee in state House
Frontiersman.com Wasilla’s Republican Rep. Elexie Moore will join the influential House Finance Committee when the 2026 state legislative