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House GOP education bill advances after bait-and-switch hearing

The bill also calls for a $680 increase to the base student allocation, a figure the governor has threatened to ignore with a line-item veto.

Legislators try but get few answers on federal school funding problem

Alaska's education funding hangs in the balance as federal grant status raises concerns. Legislators scramble for solutions amidst appeals and uncertainty.

Alaska students stage statewide walkout protesting education veto

The walkouts were 40 minutes long to represent the 40 votes needed by the Legislature to override the governor's veto of SB 140.

Division of Elections gave anti-RCV initiative special treatment, lawsuit alleges

Lawsuit challenges the certification of an initiative seeking to undo the state's ranked-choice voting and open primary.

In a bizarre twist, House Finance Committee backs down from full PFD

The proposal — by House Finance Committee co-chair Rep. Neal Foster — would have resulted in a PFD exceeding $3,000, at the cost of approximately $800 million from the fund.

House Republicans pull the plug on hearing about prison deaths, citing ACLU involvement

House Republicans forced the cancellation of a hearing on deaths in Alaska prisons, where the grandfather of a man who died while in state custody was set to testify.

Creative Currents: Combining wildlife and whimsy with Amanita House Art 

Jen Wang's whimsical illustrations, inspired by childhood memories, bring nature to life through Amanita House Art.

Anchorage Park Foundation promotes the ‘power of the vote’

Anchorage Park Foundation drives community action, securing 12 years of park bond approval by educating voters and advocating for green spaces.

Here are the 17 Republicans who flip-flopped on the education bill

One vote away: Legislators miss the chance to override Gov. Dunleavy's education bill veto as 17 Republicans backtrack.

Legislators fail to override Dunleavy’s education bill veto, as Republicans question whether schools are a worthwhile investment

The Alaska Legislature fell a single vote short of overriding Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of a landmark education bill.

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