Roger Hickel Contracting is suing the Municipality of Anchorage for an unspecified amount for work Assembly members say was illegally authorized by Mayor Dave Bronson on the Tudor and Elmore Navigation Center last fall.
The lawsuit, filed Wednesday, is asking...
For decades, East Anchorage has been one of the most diverse and politically unpredictable Assembly districts in the city. Under new boundaries, East Anchorage remains ethnically and socioeconomically diverse, but after losing some of its most conservative neighborhoods, could...
On March 18th, an air of excitement hung in the rental shop at Mount Aurora SkiLand near Fairbanks as dozens of Indigenous teens and preteens flowed through the rental shop. One by one, they picked up snowboards, boots, and...
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An industry group called “Alaska Resource Education” has long been creating materials for Alaska schools to promote the virtues of oil and gas, mining and forestry development.
The materials on its website have...
When Erika Tripp’s most recent collection of earrings, zipper pulls and bolo ties go live on Instagram, she posts each item, one at a time: Oftentimes, the entire lot sells out in minutes to buyers across the country.
Tripp sells...
Anchorage School Board candidate Mark Anthony Cox’s face made its way around town, emblazoned on the back of People Mover buses.
The ads quickly drew complaints and the city removed them over the weekend.
While the ads were technically for his...
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If you haven’t done so already, please listen to the March 15 meeting of the new Alaska State Officers Compensation Commission, the meeting that followed the coup engineered by Gov. Mike Dunleavy.
It...
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With voting already under way in the April 4 vote-by-mail Municipality of Anchorage election, 7,114 ballots had been received...
Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson is again asking to privatize work usually done by municipal employees because the city’s offered wages have not kept up with inflation, resulting in a worker shortage. The move to privatized labor amounts to a...
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Tregarrick Taylor, the third attorney general under Gov. Mike Dunleavy, disputes the notion that anything he does from his state perch is motivated by personal opinion or interpretation.
“I don’t get to provide...