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Under pressure to boost AKLNG project, legislators get mixed messages beyond ‘less taxes’

With less than a year left in his term, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has set his sights on the latest in a long line of attempts to advance an 800-mile natural gas pipeline.

Former Alaska legislator tries to revive lawsuit against airline for pandemic-era banning  

Social distancing, masking and her ban from flying on Alaska Airlines may all be over, but former Alaska state legislator Lora Reinbold is still fighting what she feels is the good fight.

Dunleavy’s pick for police standards council questions Holocaust history at confirmation hearing

Alaska Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy has put forward a litany of head-turning appointments to serve in his administration and fill state commissions and boards...

Division of Elections violated Alaskans’ privacy by handing over voter list, lawsuit charges

The Alaska Division of Elections’ decision to hand over the state’s confidential voter file to the Trump administration as part of its effort to...

Lawmakers look to culturally rooted programs to break the cycle of incarceration of Alaska Natives

Alaska Natives make up less than 20% of the state’s population, but account for more than 40% of the state’s prison population — a...

Alaska House votes to ban Styrofoam food containers as most Republicans flip their lid

The Alaska House on Tuesday voted to ban single-use polystyrene plastic, often known under the brand name of Styrofoam, in the state’s food service...

Extreme-right Republican takes nasty friendly fire over support for bipartisan election bill

If you’ve followed the legislative career of extreme-right Homer Republican Sarah Vance there’s not much that comes across as progressive.

Lawmakers pitch shipping inmates Outside — a practice that once helped gangs establish footholds in Alaska

Alaska once sent as many as a third of its inmates to private Outside prisons, and it may do so again.

House approves key social spending boosts in operating budget as Republicans cry foul

The Alaska House approved its version of the state operating budget on Monday.

Legislators nix online age checks for social media, citing First Amendment concerns

The online age-verification provisions that the Alaska House approved earlier this legislative session to limit social media use by minors are no more.

Legislators advance bill to trim state’s marijuana taxes

A significant cut to the state’s marijuana taxes is another step closer to becoming a reality.

Proposed Alaska constitutional amendment would clear the way for school-focused taxes

Lawmakers hope that changing the Alaska Constitution might be the key to sparing the state's ailing public school system from the perennial fight over funding.

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