Angela Rodell

We as Alaskans are now at a crossroads, as we continue the transition away from more than 50 years of dependence on oil revenues.

No longer a “rainy day account,” the Permanent Fund now provides more than two-thirds of the state’s annual revenue.

Percentage of market value is right method for Alaska Permanent Fund, and the managers will make sure that investments keep Alaskans' trust.

Alaskans' foresight of 40 years ago -- and decades of good stewardship since -- give us the means to weather hard times.

OPINION: The central issue at stake in paying down Alaska's unfunded employee pension funds is not so much whether we pay down the liability quickly but whether we fairly and appropriately balance all the state's financial commitments.

OPINION: There are several key reasons that the state benefits from a continued partnership with TransCanada in its effort to pursue a large-scale LNG project.