Millions Flood Alaska Senate Race as Peltola Outraises Sullivan

Democrat Mary Peltola hauled in nearly $9 million in the first quarter of 2026, dwarfing Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan's $1.7 million to $2.1 million take. With super PACs reserving tens of millions more, Alaska's U.S. Senate contest is poised to shatter state spending records. The cash surge underscores national stakes in this battleground race.

May 7

Petersburg reclaims maritime heritage with first tribal canoe in 100 years

May 7

Alaska Senate Race: Peltola's $9M Haul Dwarfs Sullivan's Funds

May 7

Chilkoot Trail Hikers Barred from Full Alaska-Canada Trek in 2025

May 7

Forest Service Eyes Tourism Zones in Alaska's Tongass, Seeks Input by May 6

The U.S. Forest Service is proposing commercial tourism zones in the Tongass National Forest to manage booming visitor numbers across Southeast Alaska. High-use and low-use designations could reshape permits for tour operators in this 17-million-acre rainforest. Locals have until May 6 to weigh in on the draft plan.

May 7

Cracking the Code: Finding Harmony in a Fragmented Digital World

Feeling overwhelmed by the constant shift between devices and platforms? Let's explore strategies for creating a seamless digital life, no matter where you are.

May 7

Bridging the Divide: Mastering Cross-Platform Harmony

May 7

The Curious Case of the Disappearing Movie Star

May 7

Nostalgia is Calling: Are Reboots Really That Bad?

May 7

Bridging the Divide: Finding Common Ground in Our Digital Worlds

May 7

Spreading Good Vibes Widely: Multiplying Your Reach

Want to amplify your positive impact? Reaching more people across different platforms can turn small acts of kindness into a powerful force.

May 7

The Universal Appeal of Number Sequences

May 7

Starlette Signs: Celestial Echoes and Harmonious Horizons - A Day of Open Doors!

May 7

Navigating the Silent Treatment: Is It Ever Justifiable?

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