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Page 2 Tue. Nov. 3: Vote!

Election Day is today! Finally, the phone calls, the text messages, the emails, the ads, and the mailers will end. Voters will decide races in the Alaska General Election and the Mat-Su Borough Regular Election. If you haven’t voted early or absentee, today is the day to get out to...

Wasilla, AK · 5d
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Alaska voters turnout at the Loussac library

Alaska voters turnout at Anchorage's Loussac library.

Anchorage, AK · 4d
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Mat-Su Sentinel

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Palmer council member apologizes after remarks about city manager's childcare

Palmer City Council member chided City Manager Kolby Hickel Zerkel for attending the city council meeting remotely while feeding her infant daughter.

Palmer, AK · 6d

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TCC Public Safety Personnel Honored at Statewide VPSO Awards Luncheon

The Tanana Chiefs Conference Public Safety Department is proud to recognize four members of our team who received statewide recognition during the annual Village Public Safety Officer (VPSO) Awards Luncheon held in Anchorage on October 14, 2026. First Sergeant David Atteberry was named the 2026 VPSO Program Coordinator of the...

Anchorage, AK · 5d
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South Anchorage High School on Election Day

‘They made friends wherever they went’: Family remembers Bethel brothers who died after boat capsized. Family members are remembering the lives of 27-year-old Joseph Pete and 34-year-old Gary Pete, Jr., two brothers from Bethel who died after their boat capsized in the Steamboat Slough last week. Palmer pilot, Michigan...

Anchorage, AK · 4d

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Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins casts his vote, talks with Alaska's News Source

Alaska gubernatorial candidate Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins casts his vote at the University of Alaska Anchorage.

Alaska · 5d

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Shift to Standard Time brings earlier sunrises across Alaska as rain and wind target coastal regions

ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - With Daylight Saving Time ending, Alaskans are feeling the noticeable seasonal shift in daylight hours. While the time change shifts sunrise an hour earlier, darkness now settles in much quicker in the late afternoon. Across the state, daylight continues to slip away by...

Alaska · 5d

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Muni Cuts 26 Acres From Planned "Holtan Hills" Development

Multi-family Lots Taken Out of Project's First Phase. The scale of a proposed "Holtan Hills" development has been cut almost in half and lots earmarked for affordable multi-family homes will be taken out of the first phase of the subdivision, a municipal official said Monday afternoon. A platting map for...

Anchorage, AK · 10d

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Anchorage voters share views on election, controversy as long lines form

Long lines greeted voters at polling places across Anchorage on Election Eve, with some people waiting more than an hour to cast their ballots at Midtown Mall. Your Alaska Link spoke with voters about their thoughts on this year's election and the controversy surrounding Alaska that has brought national attention to the state.

Anchorage, AK · 5d

Alaska Beacon

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In an Alaska House district known for low voter turnout, the candidates present stark contrasts

In the Alaska House district with chronic low voter turnout and high resident turnover, how do legislative candidates connect with voters? Democrat Cliff Groh and Republican Dan Sager are trying to answer that question in the race to represent House District 18. The vast majority of the territory in the district spans Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, […]

Alaska · 7d

Latin Times

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Alaska Voters Are Turning Out Like It's a Presidential Election — Early-Voting Tops Entire 2022 Midterm Total

Alaska's 2026 general election early voting has already surpassed the total cast during the entire 2022 midterm early-voting window, putting the state on track to match 2024 presidential election turnout. Anchorage voters have had two dedicated early polling sites since October 19 — Midtown Mall and City Hall — both...

Anchorage, AK · 6d

Mat-Su Sentinel

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Mat-Su voters poised to reject tax measures as close races remain undecided

A borough school board race and nearly all Mat-Su-area state House and Senate races remained too close to call, with thousands of absentee ballots still uncounted.

Houston, AK · 4d

Mat-Su Sentinel

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Skiers must share Independence Mine with private vehicles under state park update

The roads in the park are typically used as cross-country ski trails over the winter months.

Fishhook, AK · 5d

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Traveling by boat and snowmachine, this Yup'ik grandmother promotes voting in remote Alaska villages

Aucha Kameroff is on a mission. This year, the 65-year-old Yup'ik grandmother traveled hundreds of miles by snowmachine and boat, all to remind people in some of Alaska's most remote communities that their votes matter. In early February, the Mobilization Center, an Anchorage political consulting firm, asked Kameroff to take...

Alaska · 5d

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‘I Voted’ stickers featuring Alaskan artist are a hit

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Lines for early voting in Alaska have been particularly long, but residents doing their civic duty can expect a reward at the end: a much-coveted ‘I Voted’ sticker. This year’s stickers were designed by Anchorage artist Amanda Rose Warren. They feature whimsical renditions of...

Anchorage, AK · 5d

Mat-Su Sentinel

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Palmer council OKs independent review of city ethics allegations

The complaint includes questions about airport planning, golf course management decisions and financial disclosures.

Palmer, AK · 8d

Must Read Alaska

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Budget shortfall, and still room for DEI: Anchorage Assembly to hear public testimony Nov 4 on Mayor’s proposed budget

Anchorage residents have another chance to speak on Mayor Suzanne LaFrance’s proposed fiscal year 2027 budget at the Assembly’s second public hearing on Wednesday, November 4. Final action is expected November 17. The operating budget is $692.5 million. The administration calls it a continuation of current service levels....

Anchorage, AK · 10d