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Alaska Supreme Court rules GOP group still must answer for 2022 campaign complaints

The ruling is the latest in one of the state's longest-running unresolved campaign finance complaints.

Anchorage cannabis cafe moves forward despite Assembly voting down smoking

Anchorage is set to get its first pot cafe early next year, marking the first place in the city outside your home where it will be legal to use marijuana.

Current Cravings: A black coffee drinker’s guide to buying a PSL in Anchorage

Happy pumpkin spice latte season to all who celebrate.

Fairbanks progressives win near-sweep in local elections

Progressive candidate Mindy O’Neall’s victory over Fairbanks Mayor David Pruhs headlined a nearly clean sweep of the area’s local elections Tuesday night.

Murkowski has a lot of concerns, few solutions for Trump

Alaska’s U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski said she had plenty of concerns about Trump using the military against American cities.

Creative Currents: The Stoop

Anchorage-based photographer Young Kim opened The Stoop in April.

Sullivan parrots GOP lie that Democrats want Medicaid for ‘illegals’

Sen. Dan Sullivan is repeating the Republican lie that Senate Democrats want “Medicaid for illegals” in the United States.

The Alaska Governor’s Race Power Rankings: A Baker’s Dozen

At this point, who isn’t running for governor?

Creative Currents: Frankie Doom to compete on ‘The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Titans Season 2’

An Alaska-based drag performer will be the first to compete in a televised drag competition, airing next month.

The White House upped the cost of H-1B visas. Alaska schools could face major consequences.

President Donald Trump announced plans to increase the cost of some types of work visas. It’s the latest move to tighten national immigration policy, and encourage domestic hiring, but more clarity is needed.

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