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Creative Currents: ‘What Good is Fruit that is not Sweet?’ with Young Kim

In 2023, Young Kim was selected for an Individual Artist Award, funding a photography project with his mom, highlighting identity and reverse diaspora

Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance takes office with ‘big tasks’ ahead

Suzanne LaFrance became Anchorage’s first elected female mayor on Monday.

Gov. Dunleavy vetoes millions intended to solve Alaska’s federal education funding equity dispute

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed the funds state legislators set aside to settle a dispute between Alaska’s education officials and their federal counterparts over whether the state spent pandemic relief equitably.

Reversal of home-school ruling is not quite the victory Dunleavy claims

“This is a huge win for public education and a huge win for families,” Dunleavy said.

Biden administration makes final decision rejecting Ambler Access Project in Alaska

A BLM record of decision made formal the rejection announced in April, and the agency also backs continued ban on development for 28 million acres.

Poll: Most Alaskans support this year’s minimum wage initiative

About two in three Alaskans would vote for an initiative to raise the minimum wage to $15 by 2027 and guarantee paid sick leave, according to a new poll.

Alaska Supreme Court hears arguments over whether public subsidy of private and religious schools is a ‘fundamental right’

Governor Dunleavy supports lifting oversight on home-school funding, citing parental rights. Opponents argue it undermines public education.

Public support pushes Anchorage duplex measure over the top

The Anchorage Assembly heard story after story of frustration, heartache and anger from renters and younger homeowners about the city’s housing shortage.

Legislators express bipartisan concern over Alaska Permanent Fund’s direction

Ethical concerns and financial risks shadow Alaska Permanent Fund’s stability, sparking calls for oversight amidst $600M shortfall prediction.

‘We have a housing shortage, so what?’

The question, to me, is what does preserving the city’s quality of life even mean?

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