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Barbara Tyndall of North Pole, named by Gov. Mike Dunleavy to the Alaska State Board of Education, was asked at a confirmation hearing March 20 if she agreed with the

Former Sen. Lora Reinbold, R-Eagle River, had challenged the airline's decision to ban her from its flights in 2021.

Superior Court Judge Thomas Matthews issued a ruling Friday in a lawsuit regarding free speech, social media and the ability to access and block users on forums such as public

Former state Sen. Lora Reinbold, R-Eagle River, sued Alaska Airlines in April, saying the company’s policy on facemasks violated her rights.

Reinbold is representing herself in the lawsuit and asking for at least $6.5 million in damages from each of the 15 defendants, for a total of at least $97.5 million.

Former state Sen. Lora Reinbold says the airline violated her constitutional rights and caused her stress and humiliation.

Round two of the big snow dump continues to fall in much of Southcentral, and just as most of the roads were finally plowed. Governor Mike Dunleavy (R - Alaska) and Lieutenant Governor Nancy Dahlstrom (R - Alaska) were sworn

A judge ruled that a lawmaker's social media account is a limited public forum where the legislator can’t discriminate based on viewpoints. 

With most votes now counted, the three incumbents have insurmountable leads heading into ranked choice sorting on Nov. 23.

If the gains hold, Democrats would be up to nine seats from seven in the 20-member Senate, increasing the chance of a coalition majority.