Legislators spar with Dunleavy administration over ‘quagmire’ created by unprecedented sweep
If the governor’s justification for an expanded sweep is legitimate, could the earnings reserve account be next?
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Radio Campaign Targets Legislators
With only a week or so left to override Governor Dunleavy’s budget vetoes, an effort to pressure the fence sitting legislators has begun. Save our State is on the airwaves with a series of targeted radio ads that calls out legislators who may not vote for overrides because they are closely aligned with Dunleavy, or are nursing grudges from the regular session
To chart future of the Alaska Permanent Fund, working group will first look back at its history
Faced with impasse and indecision over the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend, the Legislature created a bicameral working group to come up with suggestions for how…
The Legislature has already reached compromise on the crime bill, other issues still unresolved
But a vote will have to wait until Monday.
That Turkey Video and a few things to be thankful for this Thanksgiving
It’ll never, ever get old.
Who’s paying for what? ‘Dark money’ at heart of pair of campaign finance complaints
State and federal finance law are unfortunately pretty permissible when it comes to dark money.
Sturgeon’s Alaska navigable waters case will head to the U.S. Supreme Court again
The U.S. Supreme Court sided with Sturgeon in 2016, but left unanswered the battle over whether he could travel through the national park via hovercraft.
Gov. Walker debuts first campaign ad of 2018 as ‘Independent. Alaskan.’
It’s going to be a busy year.
Sen. Sullivan slams Trump’s steel, aluminum tariffs because they could hurt Alaska: Report
The comments make Sullivan one of a growing group of Republicans and industry members worried about the tariffs’ impact.
Despite shutdown, feds sign King Cove road deal with Alaska
The agreement sets up an exchange of federally owned refuge land for the road.