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Legislators call on Alaska election officials to reverse voter purge that hit new citizens

Matt Acuña Buxton - July 31, 2026

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Candy to consultants. Alaska’s campaign finance reports drill down to sweets, but obscure the big ad buys

Matt Acuña Buxton - July 29, 2026

Crum helped launch a private investment fund while serving as commissioner

News Dermot Cole - October 27, 2025

This story was originally published by Dermot Cole, Reporting from Alaska. It’s almost like someone else was governor when former Revenue Commissioner Adam Crum took $50 million from the Constitutional Budget Reserve and placed it into a limited partnership with...

As Begich and Sullivan play the blame game, nearly 70,000 Alaskans are set to lose food stamps

Federal Government Matt Acuña Buxton - October 21, 2025

Nearly 70,000 disabled and low-income Alaskans are expected to lose access to federal food assistance.

Case history of a Suzanne Downing lie

Commentary Dermot Cole - October 21, 2025

Watch the video below in which Suzanne Downing propagates a lie.

Anchorage pastor Matt Schultz, who warned about Christian nationalism, to challenge U.S. Rep. Nick Begich

Anchorage Matt Acuña Buxton - October 20, 2025

Anchorage First Presbyterian Rev. Matt Schultz will be taking his advocacy to the statewide stage.

Dunleavy claims secrecy for DigitalBridge $50 million deal

Commentary Dermot Cole - October 16, 2025

The $50 million limited partnership contract that former Revenue Commissioner Adam Crum signed before he quit to run for governor is a secret document, according to the Dunleavy administration.

Homer City Council certifies election results, all three incumbents re-elected

Elections Chloe Pleznac - October 15, 2025

There were 222 additional absentee in-person, mail-in, and fax email ballots discovered on Monday, after the Canvas Board counted 196 absentee and special needs ballots on Friday.

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

Courts Matt Acuña Buxton - October 14, 2025

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

Murkowski has a lot of concerns, few solutions for Trump

Federal Government Matt Acuña Buxton - October 8, 2025

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

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

Commentary Dermot Cole - October 3, 2025

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

Anchorage Matt Acuña Buxton - October 2, 2025

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

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