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Long-term boost to Alaska’s Head Start early childhood program trimmed by veto

Care providers say the money is going to salaries to retain teachers and keep centers open

Division of Elections clears Southwest Alaska legislative candidate after complaint

The Alaska Division of Elections has confirmed the eligibility of nonpartisan candidate Darren Deacon.

Alaska Supreme Court hears arguments over whether public subsidy of private and religious schools is a ‘fundamental right’

Governor Dunleavy supports lifting oversight on home-school funding, citing parental rights. Opponents argue it undermines public education.

Legislators express bipartisan concern over Alaska Permanent Fund’s direction

Ethical concerns and financial risks shadow Alaska Permanent Fund’s stability, sparking calls for oversight amidst $600M shortfall prediction.

Not our problem, state says about claims of unconstitutional education spending

Senate Bill No. 100, from Gov. Mike Dunleavy, allows educational services to be purchased from private and religious organizations.

On Juneteenth, Gov. Dunleavy weighs adding a new legal holiday for Alaska

If the governor signs a recently passed bill, Juneteenth would be observed as a state holiday in 2025.

New retirees face months of delays in collecting state pensions; state says it is moving to clear backlog

Staff shortages continue to plague Alaska’s government services.

EPA threatens to step in if Alaska does not update its water pollution limit

Does the average Alaskan eat more than a cracker’s worth of fish per day? The answer could have big implications.

Alaska state judge considers fine against backers of ranked choice repeal measure

Judge Laura Hartz said at the end of the hearing that she intends to issue a decision by June 21, though it may not be until the following Monday.

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