Few bills from majority and scant interest from minority as safety advocates visit legislators
Increase would make Dunleavy 10th highest paid in U.S. instead of 28th; House rejection also likely
Voluntary testing, other precautionary measures enacted due to multitude of cases
State representative, censured for asking if dead children save money, subject of demonstration.
401k-style state pensions perform worse than expected in first in-depth study of 17-year-old system
U.S. senator asks state lawmakers to make federal funds count in speech.
Peter Micciche is the Kenai Peninsula Borough’s new mayor.
Controversial Wasilla legislator causes uproar by asking if deaths offer economic benefits
The bill, sponsored by Juneau Rep. Sara Hannan, awaits a House committee hearing.
Supporters say North Slope oil project overwhelmingly favored by locals, addresses opponents’ worries.
Kuspuks abound as Peltola invokes “Alaska model” of cooperation in congressional speech to Legislature
It adds temporary food stamp workers, attempts novel way to secure federal funds for AMHS upgrades.
Juneau lawmaker’s bill giving disabled vets lifetime trapping licenses is first to pass floor vote.
Hearings with state lawmakers are underway…
Major players at Alaska’s Capitol are showing their hands, but lots of bids and buffs remain.
Supporters say new bill would provide necessary support and resources
She emphasized staffing improvement and inmate reentry goals.
State, tribal and local governments using “hub” plans to simplify and maximize Alaska’s share.
Legislative business isn’t always as simple as 1-2-3.
Bills increase penalties for sex trafficking and fatal overdoses, but effectiveness questioned