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Alaska Medical Board sends controversial regulations for physician assistants back to the drawing table

The regulations would have proposed steep barriers for physician assistants to work in rural communities, significantly increasing the additional training required and limiting the scope of their work.

Monthly premiums for health insurance on the federal marketplace will rise 16% in Alaska next year

The year-to-year increase in Alaska’s individual market is among the highest in the nation, in a state that already has some of the nation’s steepest health care costs.

Anti-ranked choice voting campaigners rail against regulators at hearing: ‘What’s the point of you guys?!’

The staff report recommends more than $100,000 in possible fines, but the final decision will rest with the commissioners.

OPINION: Personal accountability can only get you so far

This is completely unacceptable, especially for a mayor who claims to be pro-business. 

Bronson lashes out at Anchorage School District as unsafe roads force another remote learning day

After evaluating the roads on Tuesday, the school district canceled the fourth day of in-person learning since the city was blanketed with snow last week.

Creative Currents: Healing through song with Ashley Young 

After being involved in six different bands, Ashley Young made the decision to start writing her own music and telling her own story.

Proposed regulations could upend health care access in rural Alaska

An overhaul of the regulations governing how physician assistants practice in Alaska has been in the works for several years, but the end result isn’t what most were expecting.

Creative Currents: Viola Armitstead mixes trippy and traditional into her tattoos

Anchorage tattoo artist Viola Armitstead is part of an uptick of young artists entering the tattooing scene.

The Best and Worst Political Stunts of 2022: U.S. Senate Edition

In what will be a temporarily reoccurring feature (from now until Election Day), here are the best and worst political stunts of the 2022 election cycle.  If you are like me, you're starting to feel extreme hostility towards the human...

Tshibaka Children Score Lucrative Summer Work With the Muni

The teenage children of GOP US Senate candidate Kelly Tshibaka and her husband Niki were awarded a contract worth more than $18,000 for just over one month of work by a company contracting with the Municipality of Anchorage to...

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