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February 23, 2024
The Alaska House of Representatives ended days of deadlock with an unusual bipartisan triumph late Thursday, voting 38-2 to authorize a major increase in the state’s funding formula for public schools. “I’ve been around for a few years, and tonight really is a historical night. We have flipped the script of a major omnibus bill […] The post With bipartisan action, Alaska House votes to increase public school funding formula appeared first on Alaska Beacon.
February 20, 2024
While Rodney Stahl, of Mifflinburg, his wife and two kids โ ages nine and five โ had never been to the Montour Preserve before the Environmental Education
October 20, 2023
SUNBURY — The 2023 Sunbury Halloween parade drew thousands of people and children enjoyed the floats and especially the candy.
November 26, 2022
A Sarnia-Lambton woman already serving two-plus years behind bars for repeatedly stabbing her friend had her sentence extended by a month for anotherโฆ
November 19, 2022
With most votes now counted, the three incumbents have insurmountable leads heading into ranked choice sorting on Nov. 23.
November 17, 2022
Democratic candidate Donna Mears overtook Republican candidate Forrest Wolfe in a closely watched Alaska House race as the Alaska Division of
November 16, 2022
At least 27,000 votes remain uncounted, and more may arrive in the coming days before a ranked choice sort on Nov. 23.
November 14, 2022
The 2022 general election has come and gone. But tens of thousands of absentee and early votes remain to be counted and we wont know the outcome of several races until the ranked choice retabulation happens on November 23. The
November 9, 2022
Of the 40 seats in the Alaska House, Republican candidates are leading in 21, and ranked choice voting results could add more.
November 7, 2022
The general election is just two days away! According to the Division of Elections, more than 64,000 Alaskans have already early voted in-person or voted by absentee. Its definitely going to be a high turnout election. This is the first