Administration’s unexpected fees leave courts in a financial pinch
The court system has been proactive and conservative with the budget, but unexpected fees are making things tough.
State Politics
Ferry-loving Sen. Stedman blasts DOT’s attempt to pin ferry troubles on Legislature
State finally releases ferry system study, finding privatization is ‘not feasible’
Bipartisan group of legislators pan proposed ‘anti-apprenticeship’ regulations
Judge rules state was wrong to block Recall Dunleavy application
Elections reform group submits whopping 41,068 signatures for initiative
Berkowitz pitches ‘community dividend’ to Legislature, says Anchorage could take over services
Following assault on LGBTQ activist, some legislators push to update Alaska’s hate crime laws
Snyder announces she raised $80,000 in 2019 for rematch of Anchorage House race
ACLU: State refused to rehire Arts Council employee because she was critical of Dunleavy
The governor’s veto of the Alaska State Council on the Arts erased Keren Lowell’s job overnight. She put her newfound free time into the recall, but state employees loyal Dunleavy were watching.