Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Home
News
Elections
Commentary
Arts and Culture
About Us
Subscribe
Donate
Search
The Alaska Current
The Alaska Current
Wednesday, June 4, 2025
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Home
News
Elections
Commentary
Arts and Culture
About Us
Subscribe
Donate
More
Search
The Alaska Current
The Alaska Current
Home
News
News
Arts and Culture
Creative Currents: A ‘more measured approach’ with Valerie Jaimes
Sam Davenport
-
June 3, 2025
Arts and Culture
Psychedelica, Salmon, and Science: Welcome to Trollfest
Rachel Levy
-
May 30, 2025
Oyster Farms: A Step Towards Diversifying Alaska’s Aquaculture Scene
Arts and Culture
Rachel Levy
-
April 4, 2025
For most around Juneau, a ride out the road is the closest thing to a road trip our town has to offer.
Read more
Murkowski, Sullivan unsurprisingly split on whether Trump tariffs are terrible for Alaska
Federal Government
Matt Acuña Buxton
-
April 4, 2025
Alaska U.S. Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan are once again split on President Donald Trump and the impact of his policies.
Read more
Anchorage voters reject extreme-right candidates in Tuesday’s election
Anchorage
Matt Acuña Buxton
-
April 2, 2025
Progressive-leaning incumbents on the Anchorage Assembly and School Board handily defeated far-right challengers.
Read more
School officials warn legislators of the cost of uncertainty as funding debate continues
Education
Matt Acuña Buxton
-
April 2, 2025
School districts around the state are beginning a grim annual tradition of notifying hundreds of teachers that their jobs could be cut.
Read more
Creative Currents: Them Processed Goods
Arts and Culture
Sam Davenport
-
April 1, 2025
Arleigh Hitchcock of Them Processed Goods says their venture has taken several forms over the years.
Read more
Legislators should demand to see the AIDEA economic analysis today
News
Dermot Cole
-
April 1, 2025
Legislators should demand to see what AIDEA received for the $250,000 contract.
Read more
As Sullivan plays nice with Trump, Murkowski says she’s not scared of ‘retribution’ for speaking up
Federal Government
Matt Acuña Buxton
-
March 31, 2025
The split between Sullivan and Murkowski was so noticeable that it featured in a Washington Post story.
Read more
These are the right-wing candidates raising alarm in Anchorage’s election
News
Matt Acuña Buxton
-
March 28, 2025
Anchorage's local election is April 1.
Read more
Alaska legislators look to savings account for deficit fix
Economy
James Brooks, Alaska Beacon
-
March 28, 2025
Members of the Alaska Legislature said this week that they’re likely to use the state’s Constitutional Budget Reserve to fix a roughly $173 million budget deficit for the 12 months that end June 30.
Read more
Searching for Anchorage’s Sweet Surprises
Anchorage
Jenny Weis
-
March 27, 2025
In sampling six of Anchorage’s independently-owned bakeries this month, I realized the joy of a bakery is its ability to surprise.
Read more
1
...
5
6
7
...
68
Page 6 of 68
Popular posts
OPINION: Personal accountability can only get you so far
Opinion
Sam Davenport
-
November 16, 2023
Municipality Was Warned of Impending Winter Time Failure
News
December 14, 2022
Legislature passes expanded food stamp eligibility in a move to ease backlog
News
May 17, 2024
Biggest Anchorage K12 private school enrolled all students in public correspondence to qualify for $3,000 reimbursement
Education
April 15, 2024
After Biden signed Social Security changes, Alaska’s delegation is pleading with Trump to actually implement it
Economy
February 6, 2025
I'm social
388
Fans
Like
201
Followers
Follow
1,358
Followers
Follow