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7 best Alaskan hikes for blueberry pickers

Tyler Francischine - August 25, 2026

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Trump administration moves to repeal ‘Roadless Rule,’ open Alaska’s national forests to logging

Rachel Levy - August 21, 2026

In new agreement with state, Indigenous landowners soften resistance to Ambler Road

Environment Nathaniel Herz, Northern Journal - February 5, 2026

Three Alaska Native corporations and the state agency pushing the Ambler Road quietly signed a nonbinding agreement late last year.

Alaska’s public sector pay isn’t competitive and Gov. Dunleavy is in no hurry to change that

News Matt Acuña Buxton - February 5, 2026

If you’ve been wondering when the state is going to finally implement the results of last year’s long-overdue salary study, you’re not alone.

Sound off: Tell legislators what you think about the governor’s sales tax plan

News Matt Acuña Buxton - February 4, 2026

A week after Gov. Mike Dunleavy introduced his omnibus fiscal bill, Alaskans will have an opportunity to let lawmakers know what they think of the tax plan.

JKT hopes to bring the bipartisan coalition mindset to the governor’s office

Elections Matt Acuña Buxton - February 4, 2026

Sitka Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins has officially joined the race for governor, making him the third Democrat and 16th candidate to join the race.

Where We’re Anchored: January

Anchorage Victoria Petersen - February 3, 2026

I’ve had a hard time describing Anchorage to people who often ask me what life in urban Alaska is like.

Creative Currents: Adlai Yambao

Arts and Culture Sam Davenport - February 2, 2026

Songwriter, filmmaker and actor Adlai Yambao says that he wants to be known for something. What that “thing” is, he’s still figuring it out.

Most new taxes would hit working-class Alaskans harder than the rich, report finds

News Matt Acuña Buxton - February 2, 2026

A new report released last week dives into the nuances of different budget-balancing tactics and how they impact jobs and household income.

The Anchorage Dating Diaries

Anchorage Victoria Petersen - January 30, 2026

It’s that time of year again. Time for reflection, but mostly a time for the dating wrapped presentation with the girlies.

Drop the hysteria: AIDEA reform package has real potential

Commentary Dermot Cole - January 29, 2026

AIDEA’s investment decisions are almost always driven by the politics of whoever is governor at the moment.

Great Indoors: Abyssus is a great nautically themed shooter, it’s just a little shallow

Arts and Culture Matt Acuña Buxton - January 29, 2026

When it comes to shooting up waves of enemies with friends, gamers have an embarrassment of riches.

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