It’s a practical solution to help more people get back on their feet, kickstart local economies and build support for a thriving planet.

Given the unprecedented drama the University of Alaska system has endured over the past few years, a calm start to this semester was welcome.

A spokesman for the postmaster general said DeJoy “believes that he has always followed campaign fundraising laws and regulations.”

A federal judge has denied a request seeking to have Alaska election officials send absentee ballot applications to all registered voters in the state ahead of the November general election.

The groups said that former Attorney General Kevin Clarkson should have been fired and not allowed to resign after he sent hundreds of unwanted texts to a female state employee.

An investigation by the Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica found Kevin Clarkson texted a woman 558 times in one month, repeatedly commenting on her appearance and asking her to come to his house.

The article elicited an array of reactions amid Trump’s history with the armed forces.

The issue has escalated quickly as Biden and his surrogates have sought to undermine a key pillar of Trump’s reelection message - his projection of toughness and patriotism.

A decision on football playoffs won’t come until later this month.

Research is increasingly pointing to a retreat of working mothers from the U.S. labor force as the pandemic leaves parents with few child care options and the added burden of navigating distance learning.