Dunleavy recall effort gets a big boost with Usibelli, Sturgulewski and Fischer as backers
The trio lend the effort much-needed legitimacy as it faces a tough uphill battle of collecting tens of thousands of signatures.
July 2019
‘The house is on fire.’ Regents move ahead with consolidation of the University of Alaska
The move sets its sights on reducing and eliminating administrative costs while limiting cuts to academics and research as much as possible.
Legislature passes bills restoring most vetoes while paying $1,600 PFD
No $3,000 PFD… yet.
House passes critical vote to fund capital budget and restore funds to PCE, UA scholarships
On a vote of 31-7.
Don Young added to list of vulnerable Republicans: Report
2020 is right around the corner.
Friday in the Sun (July 26): The Hell’s Frozen Over edition
Guys, it’s been a week.
Alaska’s financial outlook downgraded to ‘negative,’ potentially affecting mine project
The downgrade of AIDEA could make bonding for a road to the Ambler Mining District more expensive.
Demanding a $3,000 PFD isn’t compromise. It’s a path to no dividend.
The steadfast adherence to a campaign promise is no way out of the corner they’ve painted themselves into.
‘Struggling.’ Gov. Dunleavy gets low marks in roundup of rookie governors
Alaska finds itself at the bottom of the list once again.
House pledges third vote on capital budget after coming up one vote short
The vote would have restored the UA scholarship program, Power Cost Equalization and put up the money to secure nearly $1 billion in federal transportation project money.