Sarah Palin uses derogatory stereotype in rant about US gas prices The former Alaska governor appeared on Fox News on Wednesday evening The Independent UK · Mar 10, 2022
Court Upholds Allowing Pro-Vaccination Parent to Make Vaccination Decisions for Children From Dutchess v. Dutch, decided yesterday (correctly, I think) by the Alaska Supreme Court: Divorced parents disagree about vaccinating their two minor children. The father wants to vaccinate the children per their pediatrician's recommendation. The mother objects on religious grounds to vaccinating the children…. [T]he superior court issued an order… Reason · Mar 10, 2022
Alaska North Slope natural gas leak is under investigation Authorities are investigating a natural gas leak at a ConocoPhillips Alaska oil drill site on Alaska’s North Slope The Independent UK · Mar 10, 2022
Tesla Megapacks Help Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula Reduce Its Reliance On Fossil Fuels Homer Electric Association has recently launched a large battery energy storage system (BESS) in Soldotna, Alaska. InsideEVs · Mar 9, 2022
Alaska Tax Guide 2025 Explore Alaska's 2025 state tax rates for income, sales, property, retirement, and more. Learn how Alaska compares nationwide. Kiplinger · Mar 8, 2022
Small plane crashes on frozen Alaska lake, injuring 5 people Authorities say a small plane operated by a Christian mission organization crashed on a frozen lake in southwest Alaska over the weekend, injuring all five people on board The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2022
Polar route to Japan is back as Japan Airlines avoids Russian airspace Passengers cross the International Date Line, ‘losing’ a day en route to the Japanese capital The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2022
A politically appointed commission just vaporized Alaska’s campaign donation caps. Here’s what happens now ANCHORAGE, Alaska — With high-stakes gubernatorial, legislative and local elections looming, Alaska candidates can now collect unlimited campaign donations after the commission charged with enforcing the state’s campaign finance laws chose to eliminate the state’s contribution limits rather than update them to satisfy a federal court order. Tribune News Service · Mar 6, 2022
Alaska campaign finance commission erases all limits on donations to candidates ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The commission charged with enforcing Alaska’s campaign finance laws has lifted all limits on donations to candidates for governor, state legislative seats and municipal races — a decision that could allow a huge wave of cash to flow into Anchorage elections next month and state elections in… Tribune News Service · Mar 4, 2022
Man’s Desperate Message Scrawled In Snow Was Spotted By Rescuers In Helicopter A solo homesteader survived three weeks in Alaska's harsh winter conditions after a fire took everything he had. Zenger · Mar 4, 2022
In Frightening Chain Of Events, Man Spends Nearly An Hour In Icy Alaska Waters Wearing only a shirt, windbreaker and pants, the man was swept into the 38-degree waters of the Cook Inlet off Anchor Point. Zenger · Mar 4, 2022
‘Life on hard mode’: the first out trans woman competing in the Iditarod Iñupiaq musher Apayauq Reitan is poised to make history – but circumstances were very different when she faced Rosebud Summit three years ago The Guardian - US · Mar 4, 2022
US hunter fined after trophy photo proves he shot sheep in Canada Donald Lee claimed he killed a Fannin bighorn sheep in Alaska but an online sleuth and Yukon conservation officers proved he didn’t The Guardian - US · Mar 4, 2022
Alaska musher on brink of becoming Iditarod’s best ever Defending champion Dallas Seavey could make history in this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race The Independent UK · Mar 4, 2022
InsideEVs · Mar 3, 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Takes On Alaska For Cold Weather Testing We examine the announcement that Ford has taken the F-150 Lightning to Alaska for the final cold-weather validation before the spring 2022 launch.
Input · Mar 3, 2022 Tesla deploys Megapacks in Alaska for more eco-friendly energy storage Let’s hope this set doesn’t catch on fire.
Daily Mirror · Mar 1, 2022 Man spends 30 minutes clinging to ice chunk in freezing water after shoreline broke off Jamie Snedden, 45, was walking along the shoreline on the ice when it broke free and drifted out to sea near Anchor Point in Alaska - he was partially submerged in freezing water for half an hour
The Independent UK · Mar 1, 2022 Alaska man found adrift after ice shoreline broke off with him on it Jamie Snedden was walking along a shoreline on ice when a chunk broke free
The Guardian - UK · Feb 28, 2022 The Sanctity of Space review – epic struggle to scale the Tooth traverse Breathtakingly shot documentary records long push to cross a series of Alaskan mountains, and the geographer who first charted them
Tribune News Service · Feb 28, 2022 What's new for travelers to Alaska in 2022 After a nonexistent 2020 season and an abbreviated 2021 season, Alaska travel is gearing up across the board for a return to normal. Cruise lines expect to be back with a full slate of sailings, bringing up to 1.5 million passengers to Alaska’s coastal communities. Elsewhere there are hotel happenings,…
The Independent UK · Feb 24, 2022 Sarah Palin wants a new trial after losing libel case against The New York Times Ex-Alaska governor’s legal team filing motions for new trial and to remove judge from future proceedings
The Independent UK · Feb 24, 2022 Judge: Sarah Palin seeks new trial in defamation lawsuit A Manhattan federal judge says lawyers for former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin are seeking a new trial on her defamation claims against The New York Times
Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 23, 2022 Huge opal, bigger than a brick, sells for nearly $144,000 at Alaska auction Dubbed the ‘Americus Australis,’ it weighs ore than 11,800 carats and is one of the largest gem-quality opals in existence, according to the auction house that handled the sale.
The Guardian - US · Feb 23, 2022 US government halts Trump-era plan to approve mining road in Alaska Interior department finds ‘significant deficiencies’ in decision-making process that approved plan to build road through indigenous land
Tribune News Service · Feb 23, 2022 Commentary: 50 years of racing dogs to death Right now, we have vaccines globally available to combat a worldwide pandemic, yet less than 100 years ago, in 1925, it was dogs pulling sleds along an Alaska mail route who delivered an emergency supply of serum to quell a diphtheria outbreak in Nome. We’ve come so far in such…