BELTRAMI: Governor Dunleavy Makes Alaska a Hostile Place
Unions have a name for the kind of willful neglect demonstrated by Governor Dunleavy and his top advisors: contributing to a hostile work environment.
kevin clarkson
They knew. They knew the whole time: Report
In a new interview, the junior state employee says not only did the administration know about Clarkson’s unwanted advances in April but that they tried to cover it up.
State law is not barring Dunleavy from discussing Clarkson’s harassment, says Legislature’s attorney
She noted that outside a records request, there’s also no requirement for the governor to volunteer that information, either, and that the Legislature may need to step in if they want the answers public.
What did Dunleavy know about his AG texts? When did he know it? And why doesn’t he want us to ask?
If Dunleavy and his press team had their way, we would have never known and Clarkson would have been back on the job this week.
Comic: Sealed with a Kiss
Kevin Canceled.
Dunleavy’s chief lawsuit-loser Clarkson resigns after it turns out he’s a creep
Clarkson was set to return to work for Gov. Dunleavy next week.
City, legislators fire back over state’s refusal to respect Anchorage mask mandate
AG Clarkson’s memo is “inaccurate legal advice” that “sows confusion” and “puts State of Alaska employees in legal jeopardy,” wrote Anchorage Municipal Attorney Kate Vogel.
Legislators can’t stop Clarkson’s anti-union lawsuit, but they can take away his $600-per-hour attorneys
“If you can figure out a way to do it with your in-house counsel, more power to you and God bless you,” said Rep. Matt Claman.
Bill would halt no-strings-attached legal defense of governor, attorney general
Violate the ethics act, you gotta pay the state back.
In another rebuke to Dunleavy, court rules forward funding of education is constitutional
When it rains, it pours.