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Federal law set to end the ‘Temu weed’ harshing out Alaska’s marijuana industry

The legislation that reopened the federal government in November snuck through a provision that will bring an end to what those in Alaska’s recreational marijuana industry have dubbed “Temu weed.”

To safeguard your rights, protect the independence of Alaska’s state courts

All Alaskans – no matter who you are or what you believe in - benefit greatly from the judicial nomination, appointment and retention processes that the state constitution establishes.

Glenfarne’s pipeline emissions

There’s another way of interpreting the gas pipeline presentation to legislators last month by GaffneyCline.

Creative Currents: Lou Donnellan

From an early age, tattoo apprentice and artist Lou Donnellan says that she was making art.

Conflict of interest dooms state gasline consulting contract

On November 10, Baker Hughes announced a “strategic alliance” with Glenfarne to work on the Alaska LNG venture.

Creative Currents: Alyssa Quintyne

Alyssa Quintyne is on a mission to make her art obtainable.

Legislators are understandably wary about handing Dunleavy a $200 million rural health fund

The $50 billion in federal funding over the next five years hopes to address longstanding problems with health care access and affordability in rural areas.

Current Cravings: New donut destination in Palmer

To this day, I love donuts, and I almost equally love to see how different bakeries make the classics.

Trail Blazers: Jossline Jackson

At just 20 years old, Jossline Jackson is actively shaping what her future in Alaska’s mountains will look like.

More Alaskans are buying insurance on the marketplace than ever. Rates are set to soar.

The end of the longest-ever government shutdown came without any meaningful progress on a looming spike in health care costs.

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