Did you use a semiconductor today? If so you needed graphite and China controls 80% of the world’s graphite supply. We can and should break this monopoly by developing our own resources such as Alaska’s Graphite Creek. Read all about it in my latest for @FoxNews: foxnews.com/opinion/america-…

#FYI There are many ways to register to vote in Alaska for the 2026 General Election. The deadline to register is October 4. elections.alaska.gov/voter-i…

Governor Dunleavy has declared the week of September 20 as Forensic Science Week in Alaska. Across the state and at the Alaska Scientific Crime Detection Lab in Anchorage, over 50 scientists and professionals help to create a safer Alaska by collecting and processing evidence, analyzing and interpreting data, writing reports, and testifying in court. Over the last year, the Crime Lab worked on over 3,100 lab requests and processed over 9,200 DNA samples. They entered nearly 300 forensic samples into databases, generating about 190 investigative leads. Analysts from the Crime Lab testified over 100 times across the state. The staff works tirelessly to provide scientific support to the criminal justice system and keep Alaska safe.

Yes, my friends, it is that time of year: the leaves begin to change colors, the temperature cools, and the time-honored tradition of rooting for your favorite chonky bears at Katmai National Park & Preserve begins. Fat Bear Week starts Tuesday: explore.org/fat-bear-week

Construction continues on first segment of King Cove to Cold Bay road following federal appeals court decision Press release: dot.alaska.gov/comm/pressbox…

The Red Dog Mine Life Extension Project has gained FAST-41 Coverage! @USACEHQ will lead federal permitting for the @TeckResources project, which will extend operations for 14 years and secure critical mineral supplies from the mine’s abundant sources. permitting.gov/newsroom/pres…