On Saturday, Governor Sarah Palin phoned in from a campaign stop in Pennsylvania to answer questions, limit one per reporter, from the local media.

During the course of the Troopergate investigation we repeated comments that printed in the media and offered in commiteee hearings about Trooper Mike Wooten's workers compensation claim and the way it was handle by the state's private contractor.

A legislative investigation has concluded that Governor Sarah Palin abused her power in pushing for the firing of an Alaska state trooper who was once married to her sister, or by failing to prevent her husband Todd from doing so.

Late today, special investigator Steve Branchflower released his report to the Alaska State Legislature ruling that Governor Sarah Palin abused the power of her office by allowing her husband and her staff to pursue an unlawful effort to get her former brother in law fired.

After months of hiding from the truth, I'll finally admit it; I was the blogger on the grassy knoll.

I am to blame for the entire Troopergate scandal and the ensuing investigation into if Governor Sarah Palin abused the power of her office by firing former Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan because he wouldn't fire her ex brother in law, State Trooper Mike Wooten.

On Monday, State Representative Bob Lynn (R-Anchorage), one of the six Republican lawmakers attempting to get the Alaska State Supreme Court to stop the current legislative investigation into the firing of former public safety commissioner Walt Monegan, made the case why the investigation should continue.