Senate passes largest* budget in state history, relying on high oil prices and draw on savings
Conservatives supporting the spending say it’s all fine because no one’s been following the rules anyways.
Conservatives supporting the spending say it’s all fine because no one’s been following the rules anyways.
The Senate couldn’t muster the votes for cuts, but it did also find the support for nearly $600,000 for diving boards.
One Republican suggested the best way to address sexual violence against Alaska Native women would be to tax villages.
The legislation won’t reach up to the University of Alaska.
That means restoring a stable and long-term source of funding for the scholarships will require action by the Alaska Legislature.
Murkowski voted for three of the five justices who are poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, going as far as to defend the justices over concerns they would overturn the landmark law.
“Truth and integrity in the dissemination of information is crucial,” Crabb said.
With the candidate filing deadline just a month and change away, the judge overseeing the legal battles over Alaska’s redistricting plan has shortened the window for new legal challenges in hopes to settle issues before then.
The Alaska Redistricting saga continued today as Judge Matthews heard competing arguments about what Judge Matthews really meant when he sent the board back to the table to fix its gerrymander. (Screenshot taken with court approval.)
The 12th seat will represent the North Anchorage assembly district, which was previously the downtown Anchorage assembly district and represented by a single member.