Joel Davidson

Alaska is experiencing one of the fastest-growing senior populations in the nation. This raises key challenges when it comes to the moral, social and economic obligations that younger people have to properly care for their elders.

One of the most influential LGBTQ activists in Alaska is part of a new “synod team” advising Archbishop Andrew Bellisario on how to transform the Catholic Church throughout the Anchorage-Juneau Archdiocese.

Alaska’s Division of Elections Director Carol Beecher has officially determined that Alaska candidate Daniel J. Sullivan of Petersburg is barred from challenging Sen. Dan Sullivan in the U.S.

Alaska’s Acting Attorney General Cori Mills has joined a coalition of attorneys general from 13 states to formally urge the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to include the abortion drug, mifepristone and its approved generics, as a drinking water contaminant.

A Wasilla neurologist was sentenced on June 15 to 3.4 years in prison for possessing child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

In opposition to long-established church teaching, Anchorage’s prominent Catholic hospital is actively encouraging Alaskans to celebrate homosexual, transgender and other LGBTQ sexual identities and expressions during June.

A historic brothel museum in Skagway, Alaska, which once offered 19th-century miners a slate of prostitutes on demand, is now under fire from LGBTQ activists for choosing not to fly ever-changing LGBTQAI+ flags during June.

Despite sustained and coordinated opposition from pro-life advocates, the Alaska Legislature voted to override Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of a controversial bill that could vastly expand abortion by allowing pharmacists to prescribe and distribute chemical abortion drugs throughout Alaska.

Several Alaska businesses that offer assisted living and personal care to vulnerable residents in need were busted as part of a larger nationwide effort to bust individuals and organizations engaged in health care fraud schemes that undermine public assistance programs and divert funds for personal gain.

The retired Petersburg teacher who shares the same first and last name as U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan is suing for the right to run against the sitting senator, claiming that there is no “good faith” requirement for him to appear on the ballot.