Legislature approves ‘early’ funding for education, but debate over school funding isn’t over
Legislators will still have to figure out whether they will approve boosted funding for this year.
State Politics
Bill that would knock per diem initiative off the ballot hits wall in Senate
Gov. Walker debuts first campaign ad of 2018 as ‘Independent. Alaskan.’
Legislators reject just one of Gov. Bill Walker’s appointees, but refuse to say why
Smoke-free workplace bill revived in final week of session
Alaska Supreme Court allows Democrats to open their primaries to independents, including Gov. Walker
The House has finally passed the operating budget. Here’s how it’s changed.
House has second thoughts on $2,700 PFD and votes for a $1,600 PFD instead
How–and why–to watch Alaska Supreme Court arguments over the Democrats’ primaries
House committee narrows scope of gun violence protective order bill amid concerns of abuse
Immediate family would no longer be able to ask a judge to temporarily take away someone’s guns.