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Dunleavy administration backs 20,000-acre giveaway to AIDEA

The state is rushing through a plan to give away 20,000 acres of state land near Houston to the Alaska Industrial Development & Export Authority.

Big donor to campaign to end open primaries charged in big Medicaid fraud case

A big political donor has been charged in connection with a $619,000 Medicaid fraud case.

Veto governor

At this point, Mike Dunleavy's governing style may be defined less by the bills he signs than by the budgets he vetoes. He's becoming Alaska's veto governor.

“Alaska voters are savvy”

The effort to overturn ranked-choice voting and the effort to remove Petersburg's Dan Sullivan from the ballot share an underlying premise: that Alaska voters can't be trusted to figure things out for themselves.

Alaska brought on a right-wing attorney to defend the decision to remove Dan J. Sullivan from the ballot

The lawyer hails from a conservative Lower 48 law firm and helped shield the Republican National Committee from being investigated over its ties to the Jan. 6 insurrection. 

AKLNG’s ‘razzle dazzle’

The AKLNG special session continues to grind forward.

Alaska Republicans are absolutely losing their minds over the other Dan Sullivan

When Petersburg Republican Dan J. Sullivan entered the race against Alaska U.S. Sen. Dan S. Sullivan, he felt it was a good way to call out the notoriously constituent-adverse lawmaker.

AKLNG’s proposed gas contract highlights the project’s underlying challenge: There just aren’t that many Alaskans

The AKLNG special session continued this week, giving more clarity on what will be an undeniably difficult project, no matter the subsidy lawmakers ultimately approve.

Matt Buxton’s definitive way-too-early tier list of Alaska’s candidates for governor

The filing period for Alaska’s statewide races closed on Monday, setting up an expansive, 17-candidate field for the state’s next governor.

Risk-averse legislators dismiss the AKLNG ‘razzle dazzle’ to drill down on the giga-project’s details

The biggest takeaway from the first full week of hearings on Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s proposed multi-billion-dollar, multi-decade subsidy for the natural gas pipeline project is that the state sure is lucky that lawmakers’ efforts to rush the bill through didn’t pan out.

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