Lisa Murkowski

Lindsey and I came into the Senate at the same time over two decades ago. Throughout that time he has been my friend and a true leader for our country. It is hard to convey the loss that I feel knowing that we will no longer have his leadership in the Senate. Verne and I send our

Congratulations to Unalaska students Wesley Gruenhagen and River Zaochney, and their teacher Dena Royal, on winning the Captain Ken Coskey Naval History Award at National History Day. Their project, “Bombardment of Angoon – Reactions to a Cultural Clash and Delayed Reforms,”

This settlement is great news for Alaska and brings a long-running dispute to a successful conclusion. After years of work by so many to reach this point, I'm glad we can now turn our focus to modernizing the Port of Alaska, which will help reduce everyday costs for Alaskans.

Today we celebrate the 250th Independence Day of the United States, a milestone that gives us the opportunity to reflect on our nation's history. Alaskans share a unique brand of patriotism and independence. As the state with more veterans per capita than any other in the union,

This is more good news for King Cove and all who care about the health, safety, and wellbeing of the hundreds of people who live there. After decades of relentlessly making the case and pushing with everything we have, this life-saving road is finally almost a reality. A