Congresswoman says wins for Alaska’s fisheries and state’s economy occurring through collaboration.
Dunleavy schedules press conference Tuesday afternoon in Anchorage to discuss the legislation.
Applies to facilities using high heat or chemicals to turn plastic garbage into raw materials.
Bill now returns to Senate, which must pass it unchanged before it can head to the governor’s desk.
Bill passes by 38-2 vote, Senate expected to concur with changes after days of negotiations.
Resolution to reject Dunleavy’s executive order among many being considered by legislators.
Bill also targets people who encourage or assist participants in illegal demonstrations.
Lawmakers considered six different increases in per-student funding over several hours Wednesday.
The Alaska Senate voted without dissent on Wednesday to permanently extend a state program that pays up to $250 per month to poor Alaskans over… Continue reading
Senator calls Trump “the best president ever” for Alaska, has harsh words for Iran and migrants
Charter study does not show how their testing success can be replicated in regular public schools.
Lawmakers spend much of Monday in closed-door negotiations, plan to take up bill again Tuesday.
New plan moves staff from Permanent Fund building, opening space for city to put all employees there
The Dunleavy administration’s proposal to address a crisis of affordability in Alaska is to offer a tax credit to businesses that pitch in to reduce… Continue reading
Bill could enable enhanced oil recovery, sequestration of emissions from new coal-fired power.
Senator also denounces Biden, Trump and an “unproductive Congress” during time of major challenges.
The Alaska Senate moved quickly on Monday to take the first formal steps needed to reject some or all of the 12 executive orders Gov.… Continue reading
Dunleavy administration considering the possibility, but bond package not yet introduced.
Increasing use of remote hearings, other technology cited as long-term positives for efficiency.
A new proposal from Palmer Republican Sen. Shelley Hughes would require Alaska school districts to train a volunteer able to carry a concealed handgun on… Continue reading
