In reversal, Legislature will allow one press member into floor sessions
The press asked for up to three members to be allowed but legislators said they were concerned about adding additional members.
Media Watch
Alaska Press Club, Broadcasters association decry Dunleavy’s ‘unprecedented lack of transparency’
What did Dunleavy know about his AG texts? When did he know it? And why doesn’t he want us to ask?
McBride: Sale of KTVA marks the end of an era in Alaska Broadcast History
Anchorage Daily News’ ‘Lawless’ series wins Pulitzer Prize for public service
Several newspapers hit by layoffs, Fairbanks Daily News-Miner pursuing non-profit status
ADN’s partnership with ProPublica on public safety to continue into second year
ACLU threatens legal action against Nome police for ignoring the rape of Alaska Native women
Public radio veto not likely to force stations off the air, could mean fewer local reporters
‘Stay tuned to the radio,’ Dunleavy said in wildfire update right before vetoing public radio funds
The satellite-based emergency relay network is still in place, but the vetoes will hit rural public radio stations that also play a strong role in keeping their communities informed and safe particularly hard.