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Friction affects Alaska’s influential Bush Caucus

Three non-Republican House majority members frequently diverge from the state’s farthest-north Republican, who was appointed by Gov. Dunleavy

Federal school funding at risk after Dunleavy administration fumble

The U.S. Department of Education is labeling Alaska as a “high-risk grantee.”

Juneau’s Buddy Tabor’s folk music hits global streaming platforms

Beloved Juneau singer-songwriter Buddy Tabor's music will hit streaming platforms next month, championed by devoted friends aiming to preserve his legacy and inspire new listeners.

House flirts with overspending Permanent Fund to pay bigger PFD

The House Finance Committee considers breaking a budget rule to pay out a full dividend by overdrawing the Alaska Permanent Fund, sparking debate over fiscal responsibility.

The Dunleavy administration still has few answers on education priorities

The House Education Committee holds first hearing on the alternative to bipartisan education bill, raising questions about charter schools and reading funding.

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.

With handwritten amendment, Alaska House votes to raise state’s age of consent

The decision won’t be final until at least Monday, when the House is scheduled to vote on the underlying bill.

Following education veto, lawmakers scramble to salvage time-critical school internet bill

Legislators rush to pass House Bill 193 to secure federal funds for school internet upgrades, facing looming federal deadlines and uncertainty in education funding.

Your guide to voting in the upcoming Anchorage election

Voting centers will open next week around the city — mark your calendar and make a plan to ensure your voice is heard!

Alaska House approves 12-month birth control coverage bill, with bipartisan support

Alaska's House votes in favor of requiring insurance coverage for 12-month birth control prescriptions.

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