Would require commercial, sport and subsistence members, along with one representing scientists.
Participants focus on Medicaid, eliminating waitlists for support services, infant learning programs.
Legislators cancel executive order but say a bill to create the department is possible later this year.
Senator addresses flood concerns, federal firings, Medicaid worries in annual speech to Legislature.
The Alaska House of Representatives is asking Congress to fix a problem with a program that pays money to rural school districts affected by the… Continue reading
Legislators on all sides agree PFD will shrink drastically before floor vote to avoid $2 billion deficit.
Senate majority likely to trim hike to $680 while legislators also seek policy deal with governor.
Dozens of amendments ranging from more homeschool funds to discipline policies fall short.
There is a perception that all public schools in Alaska are failing to effectively educate students because average test scores show Alaska students rank among… Continue reading
State faces short-term and long-term fiscal problems this year, with many options being considered.
HB 69 also now includes additional charter school support, open enrollment within districts.
The Alaska House of Representatives voted 36-0 on Friday to reject a proposal that would peg legislative salaries and the pay of other top state… Continue reading
Proposal directing money mostly to state spending would mean about $1,420 per recipient this year.
Governor responds to widespread opposition with video emphasizing salmon not among species allowed.
Policy changes spur preparation outreach from immigration advocates.
Congressman says cutting most Mendenhall Glacier staff may have been hasty; also wants faster flood fix.
HB 69 clears Finance Committee at first hearing as minority says discussions there are not worthwhile.
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