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Juneau’s legislators express concern about state jobs leaving town
Jobs have already been leaving in recent years.
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No-bid contract for psychiatric institute raises questions
A previous report advised against privatizing the institute.
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Juneau senator proposes first legislation
It continues a theme from his days on Juneau’s Assembly.
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Capitol Live: Private contractor to take over administration at psych institute
Live updates from inside the Alaska Capitol.
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House Republicans criticize Dunleavy’s proposed education cut
Some representatives confident education cut won’t happen.
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The opioid crisis costs Alaska more than $1B per year, and it’s going to keep being costly
The cost of an epidemic.
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Capitol Live: Economy to take a hit, no matter the budget outcome
Live updates from inside the Alaska State Capitol.
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Senators open to public comment on crime bills
The bills aim to ‘reset the stage’ for addressing crime rates.
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Crime data will be much more accurate under new system
Costs to municipal agencies remain unknown.
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Ethics restrictions too broad, some lawmakers say
They believe the intentions of the law are good.
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Capitol Live: Senators examine new crime bill, will take public comment
The bill is one of four major ones.
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Key legislator in 1981 House gridlock offers advice for current reps
The two are quite different sessions.
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US Senator questions Facebook over policies surrounding ivory sales
He worked with Alaska Native artists to resolve an issue with Etsy last year.
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Capitol Live: Reps react to ‘atrocious’ sexual assault statistics
Alaska’s rates of assault are much higher than the national average.
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Capitol Live: Without organization, House committees gather as ‘informational meetings’ anyway
House Reps. attempt to stay updated.
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Budget director’s history of cutting with ‘hatchet, not a scalpel’ sparks concern
How much power should the position have?