AKLEG Recap, Week 3: Distillery cocktail bill draws three hours of testimony, including ‘goofball’ comment
The bill would allow distilleries to serve cocktails, just as they had been doing since 2014.
The bill would allow distilleries to serve cocktails, just as they had been doing since 2014.
Health care remains a top issue for nationally for likely midterm voters at the start of 2018 despite fatigue with it being at the top…
Faced with accusations of assaulting a woman, his resignation is effective Feb. 12.
Gossip and rumors from around the Alaska political world.
Fallout continue from a handful of legislators’ bad to unacceptable behavior, while the supplemental budget and Medicaid spending continued to dominate debate.
The group’s already committed to spending more than $50,000 on television ads that will start running during the Super Bowl.
A joke-filled story told to fellow Republicans or an insight into president’s knowledge of Alaska?
This week House Minority Republicans have registered their opposition to the move, saying it’s admitting defeat on passing a budget on time.
The mantel has been passed. Alaska’s Hulk, Ted Stevens, has been reborn and she’s the She-Hulk– Lisa Murkowski.
The House returns to 40 members on the same day two Wasilla Republicans are disciplined.