Tim Bradner

Voters go to the polls Tuesday, Aug. 20, for Alaska’s primary state election. Although it’s kind of a dress rehearsal for the November general election, because under Alaska’s ranked-choice voting

Pipelines at Prudhoe Bay on Alaska's North Slope on Friday, May 22, 2015. (Loren Holmes / ADN)

There were few surprises in the low-turnout August 20 primary election. It is best seen as a dress rehearsal for November because under the state’s

The Matanuska Borough Assembly approved $33.82 million in new borough transportation bonds last Tuesday. The money will be used for road improvements and the bonds will appear on the November

Rep. Jesse Sumner’s decision Thursday to withdraw from his race for reelection in Wasilla’s House District 28 came as no surprise many who knew him.

The state Department of Transportation and Public Facilities has changed the route of a proposed 22-mile new road to the Susitna River and a few

There’s a new effort under way to fund the long-stalled extension of the Alaska Railroad to Port MacKenzie, on the Upper Cook Inlet.

Alaska wage and salary employment was up 2% in July, continuing a steady trend of job gains since the beginning of the year. The comparisons are year-over-year, against July 2023,

Mat-Su Borough Assembly member Robert Yundt has resigned from the assembly, citing a decision to move outside the borough’s Assembly District 4, which includes the greater Wasilla area.

The Matanuska Susitna Borough is edging closer to a decision to buy the Big Lake Lions Recreation Center, an important community asset with its ice arena, second-floor space for community