Yesterday was the Summer Solstice! Today marks the day where we will start losing sunlight. Alaskans all around the state are enjoying the solstice, albeit aware of the rise in COVID cases around the state. The August 18 primary is … Read More
Since publishing our special feature, The Bizarre story of Campbell Lake, the private lake that isn’t, last September, the situation on Campbell Lake has continued to unfold. After the initial story we released several follow up articles in which we … Read More
According to a June 18, 2020 post on Facebook by user Liz Reeves de Ramos, the “Fairbanks 142,” widely known as the site where Christopher McCandless perished of starvation on the Stampede Trail in 1992, has been airlifted back to the road system.… Read More
The City of Kaktovik has certified a special election, held on June 8th, that officially removed the local option currently in effect that prohibited the sale, importation and possession, of alcoholic beverages in their community. The special election is a landmark…… Read More
The weather has been incredible this week in Anchorage and around much of the state! As COVID cases continue to be on the rise around the state, local governments and the state continue to urge caution to Alaskans. And as … Read More
Today, Landmine Director of Photography Cale Green did a Facebook Live from inside the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) in Seattle. He was joined…… Read More
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Alaska Stalker, a lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape. If you enjoy the Alaska Stalker, please consider supporting working moms like me by sending in…… Read More
I woke up early Friday morning with a fever and chills. I grabbed another blanket but I could not stop shivering. I felt totally fine the day before. I finally fell back asleep and woke up a few hours later. … Read More
The filing deadline to run for the Alaska Legislature has come and gone. There were several last minute filers including yours truly. There continues to be a rise in COVID-19 cases in Alaska. Despite the rise, and warnings to avoid … Read More
The relationship between the black man and America is a complicated one. The first “American” casualty in the Revolutionary War was a black man named Crispus Attucks, a runaway slave who escaped the oppressive hand of his master to make … Read More