Joel Davidson is the Editor in Chief at the Alaska Watchman. He covers a wide range of themes including government and politics, health and wellness, and societal issues, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and civil rights. His work has been featured in Pregnancy Help News.
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Joel Davidson's coverage revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on Alaska-specific issues. He also touches upon education, LGBTQ rights, and health topics within the Alaskan context.
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A new lawsuit against the Alaska Department of Law accuses state officials of overstepping their lawful authority and disrupting a grand jury’s ability to examine issues of vital community importance.
By: Joel Davidson
Gov. Dunleavy says the law should not limit the ability of Alaskans to support candidates they believe in while preserving “an advantage for candidates wealthy enough to fund their own campaigns.”
By: Joel Davidson
After decades of resistance from a coalition of radical climate activists, the State of Alaska has received final federal approval to build roughly 12 new miles of a single-lane, low-speed gravel road connecting the communities of King Cove and Cold Bay in remote Southwest Alaska.
While attempting to negotiate his surrender, Phillips brandished his firearm in the direction of the officers and was subsequently shot by members of the Trooper SWAT Team. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Soldiers and Airmen of the Alaska National Guard executed four aerial missions to save four people during the July 4 holiday weekend.
Senator Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) has picked up a key endorsement from the National Rifle Association.
By: Joel Davidson
Juneau’s official tax bill notice has inadvertently raised questions about the city’s heavy reliance on the U.S. Postal Service to facilitate its mail-in-only ballot system.
By: Joel Davidson
The House Republican plan replaces complex, unpredictable local property taxes with a stable alternative volumetric tax - exactly what investors claim they need to finance the massive 807-mile pipeline.
By: Joel Davidson
Leftwing Anchorage pastor, Rev. Matt Schultz, claims he opposes super PACs that are bankrolled by “out of state billionaires,” yet his outrage appears narrowly limited to groups that help his political opponents, namely Republican Congressman Nick Begich and Democrat Bill Hill.
By: Joel Davidson
Despite his misgivings, Dunleavy said the bill is very close to being satisfactory, and he has decided to call a third consecutive special legislative session this summer to allow lawmakers to finish the bill. That will begin on July 27 in Juneau.
