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US Supreme Court denies Dunleavy’s bid to revive Pebble Mine

Environment Matt Acuña Buxton -
Dunleavy, who has the distinction of being one of the few Alaska officials to support the project, argued that the veto was such a grave violation of the state’s rights to develop its resources that it needed to skip the line to the court.
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Anti-ranked choice voting campaign gets hit with nearly $100,000 in fines over church scheme

Politics Matt Acuña Buxton -
Conservative activist and lead organizer Art Mathias is personally responsible for $46,237.50 of the fine.
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Creative Currents: B Spoke makes space for BIPOC cyclists

Arts and Culture Sam Davenport -
B Spoke is a space to uplift BIPOC cyclists in Alaska through grssroots community organizing.
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What’s Up, Alaska?!: Derrick Moore on overcoming addiction, prison and learning the hard way

Arts and Culture Blaze Bell & Justin Williams, What's Up Alaska?! -
Derrick Moore talks about his life from star athlete to navigating recovery and life after prison.
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LaFrance notches 4 more labor group endorsements

Anchorage Matt Acuña Buxton -
The list of organized labor groups backing former Anchorage Assembly chair Suzanne LaFrance's bid for mayor continues to grow.
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Creative Currents: Mural magic with Maureen Meyer

Arts and Culture Sam Davenport -
Maureen Meyer recently graduated from the University of Alaska Anchorage with her bachelor’s degree in art and is setting her sights on somewhere warmer to celebrate: the Philippines. “I'm very excited to see my family over there, and I'm hoping...
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White raven sparks inspiration for Alaska’s artists

Arts and Culture Sam Davenport -
Alaska residents, artists and birders from the Lower 48 and beyond have been keeping tabs on the white raven through a growing Facebook group.
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Gov. Dunleavy’s budget proposes flat-funding schools

News Matt Acuña Buxton -
The budget proposes letting $87 million in one-time K12 funding expire.
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Alaska Permanent Fund trustees approve plan to hide CEO reviews from the public

News Matt Acuña Buxton -
Under Alaska’s record laws, the performance evaluations of any employee who isn’t part of a union can be considered a public record if its disclosure is in the public interest. That’s what happened with the performance evaluations of Alaska...
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Creative Currents: Tristan Agnauraq Morgan shares art rooted in Indigenous knowledge

Arts and Culture Sam Davenport -
Anchorage-based contemporary artist Tristan Agnauraq Morgan’s day job focuses on climate mitigation, which heavily inspires their art process. While the work is incredibly important, Morgan says it can also be emotionally exhausting. “I'm learning to translate the importance of our people,...
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