Governor responds to widespread opposition with video emphasizing salmon not among species allowed.
As visitor center continues lectures and kids’ events, fired employees get a show of community support.
Cut affecting Medicaid could also be costly to state and other policyholders, letter to delegation asserts.
UAS chancellor says deletions are to comply with Board of Regents’ directive issued Friday afternoon.
Congressman says cutting most Mendenhall Glacier staff may have been hasty; also wants faster flood fix.
Tourism industry, city officials say they are uncertain about next steps as cruise season approaches.
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Alaska senator critical of many Trump actions; questioners ask what she’s doing about it beyond words.
Bill held up in Education Committee due to absent member now skips ahead to Finance Committee.
Trump may yank funds for vessel upgrades; lawsuit says governor is trying to cut state worker pay.
Firing of federal workers, elimination of DEI and LGBTQ+ policies among objections of participants.
Some board members hesitant to depart from no-increase policy, express concern about Trump’s actions.
Murkowski: “Trying to get answers about the impact…but the response so far has been evasive and inadequate.”
Participants at state Capitol seek revival of pensions, release of state salary data withheld by governor.
Democrat ousted in November would likely face crowded field in open race for Alaska’s top spot.
HUD plans 50% staff cut, scrutiny of “every dollar spent in serving tribal, rural and urban communities.”
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Other top goals include boosting seafood marketing, renewable energy, locally-owned tourism enterprises
“Right now people are vomiting on either of the sides of the boat…(but) we’re going to get through this.”
29% say impacts generally positive, 13% negative; responses were 40% positive, 6% negative in 2002
