Mat-Su Assembly member Rob Yundt resigns, effective immediately
September 05, 2024
Yundt, who is also a Republican candidate for Senate District N, said he resigned because he is moving out of his district.
Free firearms training for Mat-Su residents now open for preregistration
September 04, 2024
Nearly a quarter of the 300 slots were claimed within the first 24 hours of signups.
ACLU asks court to temporarily reverse Mat-Su school district transgender bathroom policy
September 04, 2024
The motion is part of an ongoing lawsuit that contends the district's transgender policy violates student rights.
All Mat-Su schools to stock anti-overdose medications under new state rule
September 03, 2024
The rule requires schools to keep on hand at least two doses of an anti-overdose medication.
The Q&As with 2024 candidates for Palmer, Wasilla and Houston City Councils
September 03, 2024
Candidates for Houston, Wasilla and Palmer City Councils respond to questions in this handy, easy-to-use guide.
Most Alaska students are not proficient in reading, math or science, state test results show
September 02, 2024
Alaska’s Department of Education and Early Development released statewide assessment data on Aug. 30.
A swath of trees vanished from outside the Wasilla library. Here’s why.
August 29, 2024
The tree removal project took some residents by surprise.
Who is running in Palmer, Wasilla and Houston city elections? Here's how to find out.
August 29, 2024
Want to know who is running in your local city elections? Here's how to find out.
Mat-Su Assembly wants a proposed West Susitna road moved so industrial traffic can access port
August 27, 2024
The proposed access road is currently meant for recreation, but borough officials warn that likely won't be its only long-term use.