Fairbanks and Anchorage are among the "most dangerous cities" for women in the United States, an articles on the website of Forbes claims, quoting FBI crime statistics from metropolitan areas. Anch... »
The Assembly chair has said he will appoint an investigator to review the April 3, 2012 Anchorage Municipal election. A number of people have gathered data. None of it proves anything. But there are lots of anomalies, which taken altogether call out... »
Celebration of Change, the annual celebration of Alaska women's art, music, poetry, dance, and humor will take place this Saturday, April 21, at the Wendy Williamson Auditorium. Continue reading → Related posts: Celebration of Change 2011 Celebration o... »
Joel Carpenter, an employee at the Alaska Club South in Fairbanks, is one of 26 people to be honored for heroism at the Red Cross/ConocoPhillips Real Heroes Breakfast in Anchorage Tuesday. Carpente... »
From Kyle Hopkins in Anchorage -- We should learn more shortly about the troubled April 3 city election that left some voters -- exactly how many is the big question -- unable to cast a ballot. The Elections Commission will meet at 1:30 p.m. at City Ha... »
Nominations for the Alaska Pride Young Adult Recognition Award are due Friday, April 20. Continue reading → Related posts: April 2012 Anchorage election Pride Slide: Photos from Alaska Pride Fest 2011 This weekend in LGBTQ Alaska (6/2/11): An ordinatio... »
As Anchorage officials continue to deal with the numerous irregularities of the April 3 election, a transgender woman wins a victory against Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles; and other news from Bent Alaska's Twitter feed. Continue reading → No relate... »
An Army soldier has been acquitted of manslaughter and homicide charges in the death of a friend during a drunken game of Russian roulette. An Anchorage jury returned 27-year-old Jacob Brouch's not guilty verdict this afternoon, but still found him gui... »
