University of Alaska regents terminate declaration of financial exigency, brace for uncertain future
The University of Alaska has escaped the worst-case scenario, but there are still major cuts in its future.
vetoes
Dunleavy says he’ll sign off on $1,600 PFD in prepared video, dodging questions from the press
The governor pledges a third special session focused on the dividend.
Dunleavy’s ‘deal’ with UA is yet another attempt to circumvent the Legislature
The latest in a long-running effort to consolidate power.
Backing away from vetoes, Dunleavy claims it was all about starting a conversation. Really?
If it was all about starting a conversation, Dunleavy isn’t much of a conversationalist.
Dunleavy recall effort gets a big boost with Usibelli, Sturgulewski and Fischer as backers
The trio lend the effort much-needed legitimacy as it faces a tough uphill battle of collecting tens of thousands of signatures.
‘The house is on fire.’ Regents move ahead with consolidation of the University of Alaska
The move sets its sights on reducing and eliminating administrative costs while limiting cuts to academics and research as much as possible.
Legislature passes bills restoring most vetoes while paying $1,600 PFD
No $3,000 PFD… yet.
Alaska’s financial outlook downgraded to ‘negative,’ potentially affecting mine project
The downgrade of AIDEA could make bonding for a road to the Ambler Mining District more expensive.
University of Alaska sees its bond rating downgraded after cuts, veto and inaction by Board of Regents
Even more bad news for the University of Alaska today.
Legislature headed to Wasilla on Tuesday—to hear testimony on bill to restore vetoes, pay $929 PFD
Not exactly what the governor wanted from his Wasilla special session.