Our Washington D. C. Correspondent talks about the appointments of Pres-Elect Trump and what the House and Senate will look like in January. Plus we look at some key races in Alaska's election.
Our Washington D. C. Correspondent talks about the appointments of Pres-Elect Trump and what the House and Senate will look like in January. Plus we look at some key races in Alaska's election.To go inside the gates, the journey begins on the outside; whether it’s connecting with a recruiter at a high school, sporting event, or even at the recruiter’s office, Alaskans should know what to expect before signing up to serve.
The Anchorage School District held the first of five community conversations regarding its rightsizing initiative, giving parents and students a chance to ask questions and learn more.The Anchorage School District is holding the first of five scheduled “Community Conversations” Tuesday on its three-year proposal to close seven schools around town. The plan to close or repurpose those schools is being termed “rightsizing” by the district.
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