Local State Legislature Incumbents Show Big Fundraising Leads
With millions of dollars spent, the race for one of Alaska’s U.S. Senate seats has dominated campaign spending this year. Even on a local level, though, campaigns cost money. The
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Upper Valley Candidates Respond to Same-Sex Marriage Question
Last week, we sent the following question to all of the candidates running for State House District 10 and State Senate Seat E, both of which represent the KTNA listening
Ballot Proposition 4: Bristol Bay Mining
With election day less than two weeks away, campaigns for candidates and ballot initiatives are trying to secure every vote they can. This week, a campaigner for Ballot Initiative 4,
Dunleavy Faces Independent Challenger in Senate E Race
by: Ellen Lockyer – KSKA, Anchorage Tiny Chickaloon, population 272, lies just within the newly redrawn boundaries of Senate E, the lengthy district that threads the Richardson Highway from Valdez
Talkeetna Man Arrested for Domestic Violence
On Saturday night, the Alaska State Troopers arrested a Talkeetna man after a domestic violence incident downtown. Robert Reichert is charged with assault, criminal mischief, and driving without a valid
Mat-Su School District Suspends Military Recruitment
The Mat-Su Borough School District has temporarily suspended all military recruitment in Valley schools. This comes one day after the Anchorage School District’s decision to halt military recruitment on its
Early Voting Has Begun
While election day isn’t until November 4th, some Alaskans began voting on Monday. Early voting has begun, along with applications for electronic absentee voting. Alaskans applying for an absentee ballot
Mat-Su Borough Assembly to Certify Election Results This Week
All of the counting in this year’s Mat-Su Borough election is done, and none of the results have changed. Final numbers show 13.6% of eligible voters went to the polls
Susitna Dam Study Report Meetings Begin Wednesday
Beginning on Wednesday, the Alaska Energy Authority will hold meetings to discuss the initial study report for the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project. Wednesday’s discussion will include study reports on fish in