Final decision expected no sooner than early March.
Lawmakers say governor’s appointments, agenda vastly less confrontational this time.
It will fund six projects, requires state partial fund match
Dunleavy sells business leaders on greenhouse gas cash, greenhouses with mini nuclear power plants
A citizen’s group last year submitted a petition asking that the books be removed from the children’s section
State lawmakers conduct first hearing into state’s struggles processing public assistance applicants.
Miners and timber interests upset, environmentalists thrilled, Sen. Sullivan vows retaliation
State troopers mistakenly took Alaska’s 2022 Principal of the Year into custody…
“This is going to happen again, and if it gets warmer and not wetter things can go south.”
“We need a substantially increased BSA and we need it now.”
War on fentanyl, resilient Alaskans and “most pro-life-state” vow among State of the State highlights.
Rally comes after anniversary of now-overturned Roe v. Wade.
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
Complaint filed Friday alleges some families have waited four months for nutrition assistance.
Hannan, Bush Caucus get prized finance seats as Republican-led majority shakes up status quo.