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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Trump and Kennedy say they'd free Ross Ulbricht, Biden can do that right now
By Thomas L. Knapp Spectrum While panhandling for votes at the Libertarian National Convention over Memorial Day weekend, two non-
Alleged theft from tribal bingo parlor results in federal felony charge
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Federal prosecutors have accused a Fairbanks woman for stealing from an Alaska Native tribe after
New correspondence school regulations will not come until July — if at all, Alaska officials say
By Claire Stremple Alaska Beacon Regulations intended to stabilize Alaska’s correspondence school program are not coming soon, state officials
Alaskans react to Trump trial decision
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman History was made on May 30, 2024, as a jury of seven men and five women
Judicial Council recommends Alaskans keep all judges, including figure behind correspondence ruling
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon The Alaska Judicial Council has voted to recommend that state voters retain all 19 judges
After several deadly drownings, Alaska Legislature votes to require harbor safety ladders
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Harbors owned and operated by Alaska’s cities and boroughs will be required to install
More on the BATFE regulations
By Howard Delo Outdoors Here’s an update on one of the topics I talked about in last week’s
Winning the fight against sex trafficking
By Bill Walker On Monday, I signed the criminal justice reform bill into law—but a portion of Senate Bill
Frontiersman editorial missed the point about Valley crime
By Tricia Harvey/ Stop Valley Thieves Your editorial on April 5, 2016, was well worded but poorly aimed. You reference
Having seen the justice system from both sides, it’s time for reform
Terria Walters My name is Terria Walters and I am a person in long-term recovery and I am a
Arlene ‘Buddy’ Clay
Arlene “Buddy” Clay passed away peacefully on Feb. 11, 2016, due to a severe stroke. She was 103 years young.
In support of HJR 15, honoring U.S. Sen. Stevens
The Alaska Legislature is considering House Joint Resolution 15, a resolution honoring U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, and condemning the