AKLEG Recap: Day Seven gets fiscally frightening
Monday featured two hearings that cast doubt on the Legislature’s fiscal plans.
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The smoke-free workplace bill has a real shot at passing the Legislature this year
The bill already has the support of half of the House.
Despite shutdown, feds sign King Cove road deal with Alaska
The agreement sets up an exchange of federally owned refuge land for the road.
AKLEG Recap: The Legislature is off to a shaky start after Week One
The first week is in the bag, here’s what’s in store for the week two.
Friday in the Sun (Jan. 19): The ‘Not super thrilled’ about the HD40 replacements edition
It might be back to the drawing board for Democrats while Republican’s replacement is expected to sail through.
AKLEG Recap: Walker demands legislators pass a budget on time in Day Three’s State of the State address
As legislators complain about Walker’s plan to cut per diem and pay, Walker says the process is broken.
Watch: Gov. Bill Walker’s final State of the State of his term
The speech is set to begin at 7 p.m. in front of a joint session of the House and Senate.
Former Sen. Charlie Huggins suspends campaign for governor
Republican Charlie Huggins has suspended his campaign for governor, the former Wasilla senator announced on Facebook Wednesday night. Huggins said he entered the race confident…
AKLEG Recap: New budget worries emerge on Day Two
Senators gripe about Medicaid spending and wonder if education budgeting can be done better.
Walker’s proposal to cut legislative per diem and pay has Senate Republicans fuming
“It’s something that we know best about.”