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- Indian Health Service is flagging vaccine-related speech. Doctors say they’re being censored.
Officials have deemed terms like ‘immunizations’ and ‘vaccines’ risky ‘buzzwords’ that require approval featuring photos of smiling families and elders in traditional clothing, tied immunization to tribal values like highest levels in decades, Kennedy has been tepid in endorsing the vaccine to prevent the disease while taking Tribal health facilities, which operate independently from IHS, flooded Facebook with information about officer at one Navajo Nation hospital, sent to colleagues, members of the group had been instructed to take
- State senators express skepticism Cascade Point Ferry Terminal
Jesse Bjorkman, R-Nikiski, speaks Wednesday, April 23, 2025, on the floor of the Alaska Senate. In October, the state’s ferry advisory board concluded that the project likely did not make economic “Can you please make the case to the Alaska people why you think investing this money … in the Cascade Point project makes fiscal sense for Alaskans?”
- E-Verify requirements draw business pushback in some Republican states
Mark Harris, a Republican and rancher who sponsored the less-stringent bill, on the Senate floor before a dent, like it should? Mike DeWine signed the measure in December, it takes effect March 20. Unauthorized workers may move from large businesses to small businesses that are less likely to comply Zoe Lofgren said the bill would need an exemption for agriculture, since the government buys food and
- Obituary: Timothy Scott Cunningham
Scott Cunningham At age 12 they moved from Silverton, Oregon, to Juneau, Alaska, where Tim attended Floyd
- Auke Bay Post 25 starts season with four wins over West Post 1
A couple kids signed up late and they want to play. I like how they are all talking out loud and stuff like that. And they are having fun. Mendoza #24 Bode Winkelman Coaching staff: head coach Joe Tompkins, manager Jeremy Ludeman, coaches Jake
- Cooking for Pleasure: A festive pasta salad
(By Patty Schied) By Patty Schied For the Juneau Independent’s community picnic, I decided to make a The great thing about a pasta salad is that you can add your favorite foods. Just use your imagination to make it colorful. The kind of pasta you choose is also up to you. diced Roasted red peppers Diced pepperoni Directions: Cook pasta according to package directions, making When cooked, rinse pasta in cold water, tossing it to make sure that it doesn’t stick.
- New state report says Alaska teens and adults are getting fatter
Improvements to pedestrian and bicycling spaces could make it easier for people to exercise, health officials The long-term slide will likely take a lot of time and effort to reverse, said Katie Reilly, the Alaska “I feel like these contradictions and trends really just highlight what a complex and challenging issue “It’s really going to take a comprehensive approach.” For now, the statistics are mostly negative. Healthier foods can be harder to find, especially in rural communities, and food labels can be misleading
- Minimum wage to increase July 1 in Alaska, other US locations
Wage floor increases beginning July 1 in Alaska, Oregon and Washington, D.C., will benefit more than Like the Alaska Beacon, Stateline is part of States Newsroom, a nonprofit news network supported by grants
- Peyton Wheeler signs to play soccer at Peninsula College
I got interested in this from taking human anatomy here at JD. Peyton will likely need to improve the quickness of her decision-making.” “I was like three,” she said. “There was like a little soccer camp and we were on the turf out front here. It was really fun. I think we were the ‘Striking Elves’ or something like that.”
- US Senate fails to advance spending package, with partial shutdown looming Friday night
That deal would likely swap out the full-year funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security and ‘Enough is enough’ Schumer said in a floor speech the Trump administration’s handling of immigration “But to do more we need to get on to the bill so that we can make the critical decisions that are being Patty Murray, ranking member on the Appropriations Committee, said during floor debate that she would spending bill for the Department of Homeland Security, she said, should not become law until senators make
- Democrats in Alaska and elsewhere test a new red state strategy: Back independents over their own nominees
In states like Nebraska and Alaska, Democratic officials are, in some cases, looking past their own party Independent Senate candidates are also running in states like Idaho, South Dakota and Montana, where They want Democratic officials, in Washington and on the ground in red states, to work harder to make the Democratic brand more attractive — even if it takes several more years to be competitive. But the Democratic Party was a bad fit because it “has given up on little red states like Idaho.”
- Rejecting church and state separation on wish list for Trump's religious liberty commission
Press One member calls for a Presidential Medal of Freedom for a baker who refused to create a wedding cake of Trump-related initiatives, several members of the Religious Liberty Commission are scheduled to take

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