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‘We’re going to fight them all the way’: Alaska union plans to fight legal ruling over dues
The attorney general is calling for stricter rules for union dues.
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One-two punch: Planned Parenthood in Alaska loses state and federal funding
The organization will no longer receive Title X funds.
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Governor signs off on $1,600 PFD, calls for third special session
Dunleavy says remainder of PFD will be sole focus for next special session.
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Travel Juneau announces board election results
Travel Juneau, the private marketing organization for the Juneau area, has announced the elections to its executive board…
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Governor to sign bill Monday, but uncertainty remains over whether he’ll veto PFD amount
Alaska’s governor has several options available to him.
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Hooked Seafood closes its doors
After nearly 30 years and 3 owners, the local seafood supplier cuts its line.
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Conservationists promote the Tongass as bulwark against climate change
Conservationist Dominick DellaSala asks can the Tongass save Alaska?
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Murkowski has health care on her mind
Alaska’s senior senator talks about ending ‘surprise’ medical billing.
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Juneau’s first electric taxi charges onto the scene
Taxi driver debuts fully electric cab for EverGreen Taxi.
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Dunleavy reverses decision to veto early education funds
Dunleavy says he won’t veto Head Start, Pre-K from HB 2001
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Dunleavy signs ‘step-down’ compact with University of Alaska
Plan will introduce cuts over three years rather than one
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Capitol Live: Dunleavy makes announcement with UA representatives
Governor makes announcement in Anchorage.
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Military, oceans, domestic violence: Sen. Sullivan visits Empire, talks issues
Sullivan stops by the Empire to talk bills.
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Kensington Mine owners settle with Environmental Protection Agency
Violations were discovered in 2015.
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Juneau delegation host Town Hall downtown
Reps. Hannan and Story and Sen. Kiehl talk budget with Juneauites