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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Alaska still has a loophole big enough to bury a body in
By Amber Batts Opinion Alaska has a loophole big enough to bury a body in. Right now, if someone in
On pharmacy lawsuit strategy, government must go back to basics
By Daniel Trujillo Esmeral Opinion If a government hopes to function, it has to be able to enforce its laws.
Alaska legislators advance stopgap spending bill intended to address construction and disasters
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon The Alaska Legislature is preparing to re-vote on a key spending bill that will
Court says revoked Alaska driver’s licenses stay invalid until a driver reactivates them with DMV
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon In Alaska, a suspended driver’s license will stay suspended unless a driver takes steps
Taking a look at proposed firearms legislation
By Howard Delo Outdoors Our current legislative session has been going for a little over a month so far, and
Mat-Su Crime Blotter
All information reported in the Police Beat is obtained from police department press releases. Defendants are presumed innocent unless proven
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
Wasilla man sentenced in connection with 2024 opioid overdose death
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com Less than a month after receiving a 30-year federal sentence for his role in
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
Mat-Su Crime Blotter
All information reported in the Police Beat is obtained from police department press releases. Defendants are presumed innocent unless proven
Mat-Su Crime Blotter
All information reported in the Police Beat is obtained from police department press releases. Defendants are presumed innocent unless proven
Alaska Legislature fails to override Dunleavy’s veto of a tax bill intended to help education
James Brooks Alaska Beacon Republicans in the Alaska Legislature voted down a new funding source for public school programs Thursday