The increasingly popular way to ride is currently undefined in state law.
Budget-cutting measure has ties to Senate’s plan to reduce PFDs — but it’s not a trade-off, leaders say
Unanimous vote comes after years of effort by Juneau lawmaker to limit harm of “forever chemicals”
UA Regents nominee among those expected to face opposition in Tuesday’s votes.
“We want answers — our families deserve answers on what happened to our people.”
The bill advances as recent national data shows declining test scores on the topic.
Bill by Juneau lawmaker adds more officially recognized dialects, expands preservation council’s role
Repeal of ranked choice voting appears doomed to defeat, far-ranging procedural changes still viable
Supporters say it’s about hunting for food during crises, opponents call it reckless and dangerous
The bill would limit units to one per person beginning January 2025.
Bill providing one year of care is a proceedural step from being sent to Gov. Mike Dunleavy
The bill will now head to the House.
Legislative and union leaders say boost for public employees unlikely this session, target next year
Senate Bill 87 aims to make locally milled lumber more widely available for the construction of housing in Alaska
Four majority members vote no on “75-25” bill, making it vulnerable to veto or other politicking.
It’s expected to have its final reading Wednesday.
Change would drastically shrink dividends, allocate most Permanent Fund earnings to state spending
Change would limit girls teams to birth-assigned sex; public meeting scheduled Monday
Sales tax and special session loom as possibilities.
State human rights commission seeking change after eliminating LGBTQ+ protections