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A $15 minimum wage, paid sick leave step toward 2024 ballot

Organizers for the campaign to raise Alaska’s minimum wage submitted more than 41,000 signatures to the Division of Elections, getting the initiative onto the ballot.

The status quo governor

Gov. Mike Dunleavy released his budget proposal outlining a “status quo” spending plan that reflects his status quo politics.

Alaska Legislature authorizes lawsuit against Dunleavy over anti-union spending

Several legislators argued it was critical for the Legislature to defend its authority over the budget.

Gov. Dunleavy’s budget proposes flat-funding schools

The budget proposes letting $87 million in one-time K12 funding expire.

Alaska Permanent Fund trustees approve plan to hide CEO reviews from the public

Under Alaska’s record laws, the performance evaluations of any employee who isn’t part of a union can be considered a public record if its...

Alaska House ethics panel dismisses complaints against Eastman, Kurka

Ethics complaints against legislators are normally confidential until resolved, but because both Eastman and Kurka waived their right to confidentiality, it gave us an unusual window into the deliberations.

Dunleavy administration finds another way to force ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill on Alaska schools

Attorney General Treg Taylor has a fresh new reinterpretation of state law that conveniently aligns with the right-wing political agenda.

Alaska House committee revises proposed pot sales tax

The Alaska House Labor and Commerce Committee met last Thursday to review legislation updating the state’s marijuana laws and agreed to bring the proposed sales tax rate down to 6%.

Alaska Medical Board sends controversial regulations for physician assistants back to the drawing table

The regulations would have proposed steep barriers for physician assistants to work in rural communities, significantly increasing the additional training required and limiting the scope of their work.

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...

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