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Dunleavy ‘very likely’ violated the law while pursuing anti-union case, auditor finds  

According to the audit, the administration spent $315,034 from the “Civil Division Except Contracts Relating to Interpretation of Janus v AFSCME” budget on cases related to Janus.

Gov. Dunleavy appoints Republican to House seat formerly held by independent

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced today he has appointed Republican Thomas Baker to represent House District 40 for the remainder of former Rep. Josiah...

How will marijuana tax changes affect prices at Alaska dispensaries? It depends

The Alaska marijuana industry’s push to update the state’s tax structure is gaining momentum, with most expecting a change to clear the Alaska Legislature...

Alaska Permanent Fund board backs off high-risk investment plan as analysts warn it’s a ‘uniquely bad time’

The Alaska Permanent Fund’s Board of Trustees appears to have backed away from a plan aimed at rapidly boosting the fund’s value to $100...

Dunleavy doesn’t want you to read this report on teacher pay

In a stunning move, even by his standards, the administration of Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy killed a report by state economists that showed Alaska’s...

Dunleavy will have near free rein in filling vacant House seat

On Tuesday, North Slope independent Rep. Josiah Aullaqsruaq Patkotak resigned his seat in the Alaska Legislature after handily winning his race for mayor of...

Two dozen legislators join the fight against Kroger-Albertsons merger

This week, more than a third of the Alaska Legislature joined Alaska’s Congressional Delegation in opposing the Kroger-Albertsons grocery store merger, arguing that it...

‘Wildly uncompetitive.’ Pot cultivators push the rules under tax strain

Alaska’s annual marijuana tax revenue is set to drop for the first time since legalization, according to reports covering the last fiscal year, even...

Initiatives raising the minimum wage, restoring campaign contribution limits can move forward

Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom on Friday gave two proposed initiatives the OK to begin gathering signatures for the 2024 election and rejected another. The...

Dunleavy asks for U.S. Supreme Court help after losing fight with public unions

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has once again asked the U.S. Supreme Court for special treatment. In a news release on Wednesday, the Dunleavy administration announced it's...

The Ben Carson visit is pure manufactured outrage

If you haven't been on Alaska's right-wing political blogs lately, you'll have likely missed out on what's becoming the most significant, darkest political controversy...

Abortion pill stays legal as Dunleavy-backed lawsuit seeking to take it off the market continues

The abortion drug mifepristone can remain on the market, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday, at least until the far-right U.S. Supreme Court...

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