Corinne Smith is a Graduate Student at Alaska Beacon. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, public education, and legal affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Corinne's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as KTOO, Alaska Public Media, and the Anchorage Daily News.
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Corinne Smith's work centers on local news, particularly focusing on events and announcements in the Naknek area of Alaska. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, family & relationships, food & beverage, and culture & society.
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Clear communication at the state-run boarding school Mt. Edgecumbe High School is among the top priority areas to improve students' residential and
Alaskans across the state rallied on Saturday as part of a nationwide No Kings day of action to encourage early voting in the November elections and criticize the Trump administration. Early in person voting begins in many locations in Alaska on Monday. Organizers at the No Kings event in Juneau urged Alaskans to vote early, […]
By: Corinne Smith
The telltale sight of the white octagonal structure and red roof of Eldred Rock Lighthouse is a marker for mariners and many Upper Lynn Canal residents sailing north, signaling they are close to …
Early in-person voting opened Monday across the state, and in addition to high-stakes races for governor and U.S.
By: Corinne Smith
The state formed the committee to review concerns and make recommendations for improvements at the state-run boarding school after a tumultuous year of budget cuts, staff turnover and student disenrollment.
This midterm election, Alaskan voters will decide whether to change state voter qualification language related to the citizenship requirement to vote.
Four candidates are vying for an open seat to represent the Southwestern Alaska House District 37, one of the state's largest rural districts where
Southwest Alaska's Senate district will see new representation in the Alaska State Legislature next year, after the retirement of the state's longest-serving legislator , Lyman Hoffman.
By: Corinne Smith
One Republican, one Democrat, and two independents are all first-time candidates for the seat representing the Aleutian Islands, Bristol Bay, and parts of the upper Kuskokwim region.
By: Corinne Smith
By Corinne Smith / Alaska Beacon Alaskans will decide on Nov. 3 whether to change state voter qualification language related to the citizenship requirement to vote.
