Guest Commentary

The Alaska Marine Highway Reshaping Work Group will approach Alaska's ferry service without preconceptions, writes Tom Barrett.

It's important to practice careful hygiene if you don't feel sick, writes Dr. Kristel Rush.

The legislature is mobilizing the state's resources to protect Alaskans from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, writes Rep. Louise Stutes.

Like the Iditarod, the effort to recall Gov. Mike Dunleavy will require determination and careful planning, writes Jeff King.

The Copper River Basin Symposium helped develop conservation efforts throughout the region, writes Robin Wayo.

Alaskans should take a hard look at the environmental record of Hilcorp, the company that now owns a near-majority stake in the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, writes Margi Dashevsky.

Much plastic waste sent for recycling ends up polluting the environment, writes Shae Bowman.

Thirty-seven percent of Alaskans are eligible to donate blood, but less than 2 percent actually do, writes Robert Scanlon.

Even in the best-case scenario, a state lottery would hardly begin to pay for Alaska's Permanent Fund Dividend, writes Larry Persily.

Pebble mine threatens to damage Alaska's natural environment in radical and unpredictable ways, writes Dave Atcheson.