Army Corps backs off Pebble Mine approval following bipartisan pushback over impacts to Bristol Bay
“The project, as proposed, would likely result in significant degradation of the environment and would likely result in significant adverse effects.”
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Murkowski, Sullivan are the only Republicans to call for census extension
The U.S. Census is a critical metric used not only to draw election districts but also in distributing federal dollars to communities.
House Speaker Edgmon appoints AFN’s Nicole Borromeo to redistricting board
“As a non-partisan voter, I am committed to developing a non-partisan plan, resulting in equal voting power and fair representation for all Alaskans,” Borromeo said.
Dunleavy praises Trump’s regulatory rollback while leaving Alaska’s small businesses to languish
It’s this lack of urgency in fixing the program—encapsulated by an administration seemingly caught flat-footed, unable to seize upon its victory in court—that makes the governor’s words so tone deaf.
Capitol Punishment. AKLEG Day 1 Recap
Day 1 drama.
Giessel and Edgmon to Dunleavy: Let’s work on the future of the PFD—together
Some legislators have suggested that a full PFD might be possible as long as it’s tied to changes to the future formula.
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.
Legislative leadership bucks Wasilla special session, pushes to meet in Juneau and Anchorage
The move adds the capital budget to the agenda, too.
After Senate comes up short on PFD, Edgmon says it’s time to pass the budget
Save the dividend for another day.
Edgmon re-elected as speaker after two Republicans cross over in support: ‘To hell with politics’
The record-long impasse comes to an end.