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Gov. Dunleavy’s veto of public school funding stands as Legislature remains divided

Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of a permanent increase to school funding stood on Tuesday after legislators failed to muster the 40 votes needed to override him.

Tens of thousands of Alaskans face the end of Medicaid coverage under GOP budget

Sen. Dan Sullivan wants to preserve Medicaid for the “most vulnerable” among us.

From Anchorage to Alabama: Teaching my kids the history some want to erase

On March 9th, surrounded by thousands of marchers, my children and I walked hand-in-hand over the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama.

Fresh off his second school veto, Dunleavy proposes a bill that would actually cut funding

Alaska GOP Gov. Mike Dunleavy presented an alternative that he says would have his support.

Gov. Dunleavy vetoes school funding bill, marking a new annual tradition

Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Thursday made good on his promise to veto the second landmark public school funding bill in as many years. Legislators approved House Bill 69 last week after the Senate stripped the legislation back to a funding-only...

Alaska House leaves long-standing anti-abortion language out of state budget

Even though the House voted to restrict funding for trans care during this week’s budget amendments, it did narrowly reject two anti-abortion amendments.

House Republicans unite to cut funding for trans health care

The 21 Republicans in the House — 19 in the conservative minority and two in the moderate coalition majority — are rarely united on anything.

UA regents’ attempt to appease Trump fails to spare students or funding

Four international students at the University of Alaska Anchorage had their visas revoked without warning or explanation.

Trail Blazers: Dustin Newman

To the 27-year-old boat builder, paddling a kayak serves as a means to renew a healthy relationship to the waters that have sustained his people for millennia.

Shocker! The wage report Dunleavy delayed shows most state employees are underpaid

The report finds that more than half of state employees are paid below what has long been considered competitive under state policy.

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