Week ahead: Senate set to unveil its budget, House gets underway with crime legislation
The Senate’s set to roll out its budget this week, while the House rolls up its sleeves on crime.
The Senate’s set to roll out its budget this week, while the House rolls up its sleeves on crime.
Legislators said the administration couldn’t justify the propose changes.
The now-former judge said the law was the problem, not his approval of the plea deal and suggested the group that opposed his retention was “seeking some measure of political relevance.”
The ninth legislative day also featured the introduction of the much-awaited legislation to name the Common Raven as Alaska’s state bird.
A federal version of (the much-maligned) Senate Bill 91 wouldn’t be good for Alaska, Sullivan argued.
Voters in a majority of Alaska’s House districts will get to decide whether he should keep his job.
An anonymous tip lead to an investigation into more than $10,000 of food stamps received by Halat and her husband.
A long-await bill is scheduled for the floor, the capital budget is growing and multiple bills passed, including one that would bump an initiative off the general election ballot.
We’re a matter of tens of hours away from the end of the session, bringing a merciful end to a thoroughly underwhelming two years. While…
As if Tuesday wasn’t busy enough with the passage of a bill to restructure the Alaska Permanent Fund to pay for government, the Legislature also unveiled a big new crime bill while the Senate passed the capital budget and the initiative buster.