Students and education leaders from around state make case for more classroom cash.
Alaska’s Legislature isn’t mulling the headline-grabbers some statehouses have in the works.
Distractions and inaction replace honeymoon headlines as Alaska’s new rep joins minority.
Daniel Winfree, in State of Judiciary days before retirement, warns about mixing politics and courts
Proposal would increase $5,960 per-student allocation by $1,000; first major change since 2017
Lawmakers say governor’s appointments, agenda vastly less confrontational this time.
State, Alaska Native corporations among those who see carbon market potential, but questions remain.
Morning meeting looks at local impact of state, national political climates.
Dunleavy sells business leaders on greenhouse gas cash, greenhouses with mini nuclear power plants
State lawmakers conduct first hearing into state’s struggles processing public assistance applicants.
Miners and timber interests upset, environmentalists thrilled, Sen. Sullivan vows retaliation
Katie Botz’s presence — and brief absence — as a victims advocate led to a big win and governor’s honor.
War on fentanyl, resilient Alaskans and “most pro-life-state” vow among State of the State highlights.
Kelly Tshibaka joins Sarah Palin as election losers leading effort to return to traditional voting
Dunleavy celebrates “peaceful transfer of power…to myself” at inaugural party Friday
Lawmakers told mid-case scenario for state is smooth, but global events may again shake things up.
Hannan, Bush Caucus get prized finance seats as Republican-led majority shakes up status quo.
Dunleavy to deliver annual address following two big-issue demonstrations.
Wasilla Republican elected by 26-14 bipartisan vote, but initial majority has 23 members
Key committees meetings start with optimistic tone about working with House, governor