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Consulting contract with former AG violates state procurement regulations

The contract says Richards will be paid for seven months, but it only includes $50,000 to pay him, which is $34,000 short. This is not an accident.

Alaska House ethics panel dismisses complaints against Eastman, Kurka

Ethics complaints against legislators are normally confidential until resolved, but because both Eastman and Kurka waived their right to confidentiality, it gave us an unusual window into the deliberations.

Gifts good enough to eat

We all have to eat – and these gifts cater to every taste, and celebrate Alaska’s local businesses, makers and flavors. 

Creative Currents: Finding the ‘fur-fect’ fit with Arya Bear’s Closet 

Miranda Miller says people often recognize her dogs when walking around Anchorage; they are what some may call local celebrities.  Miller has two Brittany Spaniels, named Arya and Mazy. She adopted Arya at 10 weeks; not long after Miller and...

Dunleavy administration finds another way to force ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill on Alaska schools

Attorney General Treg Taylor has a fresh new reinterpretation of state law that conveniently aligns with the right-wing political agenda.

Alaska House committee revises proposed pot sales tax

The Alaska House Labor and Commerce Committee met last Thursday to review legislation updating the state’s marijuana laws and agreed to bring the proposed sales tax rate down to 6%.

Alaska Medical Board sends controversial regulations for physician assistants back to the drawing table

The regulations would have proposed steep barriers for physician assistants to work in rural communities, significantly increasing the additional training required and limiting the scope of their work.

Monthly premiums for health insurance on the federal marketplace will rise 16% in Alaska next year

The year-to-year increase in Alaska’s individual market is among the highest in the nation, in a state that already has some of the nation’s steepest health care costs.

Anti-ranked choice voting campaigners rail against regulators at hearing: ‘What’s the point of you guys?!’

The staff report recommends more than $100,000 in possible fines, but the final decision will rest with the commissioners.

OPINION: Personal accountability can only get you so far

This is completely unacceptable, especially for a mayor who claims to be pro-business. 

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