Mario Bird, whose confirmation for Municipal Attorney was denied by the Assembly, has been hired by the administration as an assistant attorney with a yearly salary of $114,982.40.
Bird’s installation into the Municipal Attorney's office as an assistant municipal attorney...
Just weeks before the late Rep. Don Young died on a flight back to Alaska, he gave a stern warning at a state GOP convention: Nick Begich III is not to be trusted.
Rep. Young dished on Begich in a...
This story is republished with permission from Dermot Cole and originally appeared on dermotcole.com.
The Alaska Public Offices Commission couldn’t decide whether the decision by the Republican Governors Association to create a $3 million bank account and call it an independent...
Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson’s attempt to strong-arm the Anchorage Assembly into approving his Navigation Center by authorizing a contractor to secretly rack up an enormous bill failed last night in a 9-3 vote.
The meeting took place a few weeks...
Earlier this month, Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson’s administration admitted it let a $50,000 contract balloon to a $5 million bill without required Assembly approval. Turns out, it’s not the first time members of the Bronson administration let Roger Hickel...
For months, Alaskans have seen ads stating U.S. Senate hopeful Kelly Tshibaka told a crowd she would ban birth control, and that she views birth control bills as similar to emergency contraception. Tshibaka has said these are wrong and...
Abatement: You Don’t Have a Home, but You Can’t Stay Here
The conversation at Wednesday’s Anchorage Assembly Committee on Housing and Homelessness meeting largely centered on whether the city can resume abating camps.
The administration began to clear out the Centennial...
On Thursday, The Municipality of Anchorage began its abatement process at Centennial Campground, sending campers experiencing homelessness back to the Sullivan Arena and to unsanctioned camps around town, the very places that the city had bused them from, just...
The teenage children of GOP US Senate candidate Kelly Tshibaka and her husband Niki were awarded a contract worth more than $18,000 for just over one month of work by a company contracting with the Municipality of Anchorage to...
This story is republished with permission from Dermot Cole and originally appeared on dermotcole.com.
Now we know that A Stronger Alaska doesn’t exist. It is simply part of the name of a checking account set up and controlled by the...