The state’s latest legal endeavor came July 2 in a dubious lawsuit — with a few errors and omissions for poor measure
The program allows members to install and use certain types of renewable generation to offset monthly electric usage and sell excess power to HEA
For the governor’s purposes, “everything” can pretty much be defined as all industrial development
During a legislative hearing on Monday, CEO Deven Mitchell referred to controversy it’s created as “noise.”
I used to think that publishing a quality paper, full of accurate, informative and entertaining news would produce enough revenue to pay the bills
Real conservatives wouldn’t be trashing the rule of law
Our governor has been a busy guy on big issues.
This month is dedicated to acknowledging and uplifting the voices and experiences of the LGBTQI+ community
GOTNV and VPC are partnering to send over 4,000 voter registration applications this month to addresses and P.O. boxes all over Alaska
Fixers from Alaska and elsewhere step in after guilty verdict
Here is what I know about our Kenai Peninsula Borough election system
House Bill 183 is a right-wing solution to a problem that doesn’t exist now and never will.
Capitol Corner: Legislators report back from Juneau
Health care is rapidly evolving, demanding a more flexible and responsive system
Hilcorp Alaska has and will continue to fully develop our Cook Inlet basin leasehold
Capitol Corner: Legislators report back from Juneau
The governor, legislators, municipal officials and business leaders are worried that the Railbelt will run short of natural gas before the end of the decade
Capitol Corner: Legislators report back from Juneau
Alaskans don’t want access to just any health care, they want access to high quality care
Alaskans saw what happened in Canada last year, and they know it can happen here too
