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Writing the next chapter in Anchorage’s MFA narrative

Loss of UAA Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program prompts formation of new MFA program at APU.

Controversial group Moms for Liberty organizes in Anchorage

As the new Anchorage-based Moms for Liberty chapter takes shape, its inaugural meeting focuses on organizational matters while hinting at future advocacy efforts around parental rights and educational policies.

New research shows Anchorage voters think city is on wrong track; want compromise on real policy issues

Respondents across the political spectrum overwhelmingly prioritized crime and public safety, the local economy, snow plowing and homelessness.

Document reveals McKenna Brothers Paving dumped at least 56 tons of waste for free

A municipal document listing non-paying customers shows McKenna Brothers Paving dumped at least 56 tons of waste at municipal dump sites for free.

Anchorage School Board declines to move forward on proposed policy making educators mandatory reporters of pronouns and nicknames

Dave Donley, who proposed the policy change, was the only vote in favor of moving it out of committee.

Anchorage Health Department employee placed on leave and offered settlement after reporting toxic work environment

The employee told the Current that she believed she had been placed on leave in retaliation.

LaFrance notches 4 more labor group endorsements

The list of organized labor groups backing former Anchorage Assembly chair Suzanne LaFrance's bid for mayor continues to grow.

Anchorage Assembly member Cross announces resignation: ‘This is not why God put me on Earth’

Kevin Cross' seat, which represents Eagle River and Chugiak, will appear on the April ballot.

City, state officials suggest lowering expectations for snow removal in Anchorage

Before the latest round of snow fell on Anchorage, city and state officials met with members of the Anchorage Assembly on Wednesday to review the snow-clearing efforts from the November storms. The key message was that while operators performed admirably...

Anchorage School Board member proposes policy for mandatory reporting of pronouns and nicknames

Current guidelines empower teachers to not immediately share the information if they feel it would endanger a student's physical or mental well-being or if they want to respect a child's request for privacy.

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