Senate Democrats call on Dunleavy to rethink town halls hosted by Americans for Prosperity
Sen. Donny Olson, D-Golovin, has offered to personally pay for the Nome meeting—as long as they remove all the requirements of attendees.
AKLEG Day 64: State details its plan to cut $95 million from Medicaid
Dunleavy’s upcoming budget town halls will be hosted by Americans for Prosperity
AKLEG Day 63: Updated revenue forecast predicts oil production to decline, but prices to rise
Dunleavy’s proposed education cuts don’t get a chance after minority Republicans walk out of committee
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Friday in the Sun (March 15): The Shaping the Narrative edition
Another week, another attempt at wrangling together gossip and rumors from Alaska’s political world.
Republicans complain about focus on ferries, suggesting ‘modern infrastructure’ like roads as easy replacement
More focus on Anchorage-centric projects like the Port of Alaska and the Ted Stevens International Airport, please.
Instead of fixing legislative conflict of interest rule, Senate proposes repealing it
The bill’s author says it could be fixed with a narrow change.
Murkowski, Sullivan split on resolution to end Trump’s border wall emergency declaration
Murkowski said Congress cannot hand over its spending powers to the President.
AKLEG Day 58: As cruise industry booms, administration seeks to end 24/7 pollution monitoring program
Repealing the program that stations pollution monitors on cruise ships would show Alaska is open for business. The only problem is that cruise lines are already booming.