The Uniform Comes Off, but the Duty Remains By Luis Arturo Nieves I grew up in New York City, far from the open ocean and even farther from Alaska. By the time I was old enough to choose my own direction, I knew I needed more than a job. I needed discipline, purpose, and a […]

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — August 27, 2026 — Tyonek Native Corporation (Tyonek) and HEX LLC (HEX) have entered into a long-term Agreement to advance responsible energy development and opportunities in the Cook Inlet region. The agreement establishes a framework for responsible oil and gas exploration, development, and production activities on Tyonek-owned lands. The agreement grants Alaskan-owned […]

By Phil Izon This article was originally published on 907 Honest under the title “The Architect of Alaska’s Oil Era,” August 7, 2026. Harold Heinze arrived on the North Slope in February 1969 as a young Arco reservoir engineer. Locked away in Dallas under extreme secrecy, he and Gary Downey decoded the first five discovery […]

Today, August 26, 2026, Alaska Attorney General Mills announced a landmark $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc.—one of the largest state consumer protection settlements in history outside the Big Tobacco settlements of the 1990s. In addition to the payment, Meta must implement a sweeping set of safety features designed to protect children on […]

On Friday, August 28, 2026, the Alaska Public Offices Commission (APOC) voted 4–1 to recommend that Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom not certify Treg Taylor’s nomination for governor on the general election ballot now that Tom Begich has withdrawn his candidacy. Today, August 31, Lt. Gov. Dahlstrom agreed with APOC and decided she will certify Taylor’s […]

The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities is considering a $1.4 billion project to widen the Seward Highway between Bird Flats and Rabbit Creek to accommodate a median between north- and south-bound traffic lanes, extra space for falling rock and ice, additional turn pockets and travel lanes, and a separate multi-use passage for pedestrians […]

In March of this year, Anchorage Assembly Chairman Christopher Constant published a press release claiming Anchorage had zero major homeless camps for the first time in over a decade. He stated that he had personally driven to 17 sites where major homeless camps had persistently entrenched themselves. “What I found was amazing: the large, entrenched […]

Podcast Episode · The Must Read Alaska Show · July 22 · 33m - Steve Deace joins the Must Read Alaska podcast for a powerful conversation on faith, freedom, and the next generation—just days before his first-ever trip to Alaska.

We are building a case to stop the PFD steal. If you have been following the Great Debate series, you know that your right to the PFD is based on long-standing, continuous, reliable use. The Legislature thinks it can reappropriate your money. We disagree. Share your PFD testimony with us!