Temporary House leader elected as another majority stalemate looms; Senate slights its minority.
Suit calls DOI decision capricious; Tlingit and Haida president says complaint is mean-spirited.
Who will lead the House? Where are the meet-and-greet parties? And other key early-days essentials
The public comment period runs until Jan. 26.
Sequels are almost never as grandiose as originals, and such is the case with the second batch of prefile bills from state lawmakers released Friday… Continue reading
Lower court’s ruling affirmed.
Class of incoming lawmakers includes many with legislative experience.
For many, it was a reminder of culture and language suppresion.
Dunleavy outlines legislation for plan he hopes will earn $900 million a year.
Vessel grounded in 2019 to save costs now needed due to extra repairs planned for Matanuska
The Alaska Supreme Court plans to hear arguments on Friday.
Director of the Division of Public Assistance departs in wake of months-long backlog.
“The result of the November 2022 election is accepted…”
Ranked choice voting, security are hot topics; state pensions, ‘capital move’ among repeat proposals.
Agency will be taking public comments on the proposal.
The request comes amid National Blood Donor Month.
Record cruise season, construction growth will help post-pandemic recovery continue, state reports.
UAS chancellor hopeful Southeast Alaska lands will be included in transfer
The man who unsuccessfully challenged Alaska state Rep. David Eastman’s eligibility to hold office — over Eastman’s membership in the far-right Oath Keepers group —… Continue reading
New housing, federally-funded projects, school leadership changes among items affecting Juneau