Anchorage Daily Planet

06/10/2020

Now that the news media, or at least what passes for news media in Alaska, thoroughly have dissected Senate candidate Al Gross’s bear tale perhaps they now could find out what he would do if elected.

07/09/2020

http://www.anchoragedailyplanet.com/194011/if-it-walks-like-a-duck/

07/09/2020

http://www.anchoragedailyplanet.com/194013/a-sign-of-the-times/

23/04/2020

http://www.anchoragedailyplanet.com/183662/fair-process-wins/

21/04/2020

05/03/2020

It has been 211 days since the Recall Dunleavy effort got underway amid all manner of media hoopla, but Alaskans being asked to dump Gov. Mike Dunleavy are not being told the whole truth.

25/02/2020

Gov. Mike Dunleavy is proposing win-win legislation that would allow Alaska to hang onto Permanent Fund dividend cash and, at the same time, bolster the meager private land holdings in the state.

25/02/2020

This time it was five Italian tourists who had to be rescued as they tried to return from a trek to the abandoned bus made famous by the death of 24-year-old Christopher McCandless in the book and film “Into the Wild.”

14/01/2020

Take, for instance, the discomfiting recent remarks by a paid staff member of Bernie Sanders’ 2020 presidential campaign, remarks captured on an undercover video by Project Veritas.

14/01/2020

When dealing with our government betters bent on do-gooderism and civic improvement, the question eventually comes to this: How much taxpayer cash do they need to make our lives better?

14/01/2020

When Superior Court Judge Eric Aarseth ruled the effort to recall Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy may proceed, it was no real surprise. All sides believe the case eventually must be settled by the Alaska Supreme Court.

14/01/2020

With the legislative session looming and with Democratic lawmakers in the state Legislature, along with Republican fellow travelers, pushing collaboration and cooperation on taxes, it is enough to make you want to hide your wallet.

14/01/2020

Take Anchorage Democratic Rep. Andy Josephson, for instance. During a recent KTVA interview, he bemoaned the suffering of Alaska communities because of state budget cuts and reduced revenue-sharing. He said the state’s saving accounts are being drawn down and new revenue sources must be found.

14/01/2020

Backers of a proposed ballot initiative aimed at massively changing elections in Alaska have turned in more than 41,000 signatures in a bid to qualify the measure for this year’s ballot. It needed only 28,000.