Candidate alleges ballot count errors in Alaska House race
Kathryn Dodge says errors made by election officials in counting ballots “work to deprive” her of the seat.
Democrat who lost Fairbanks House election recount by a single vote plans challenge
Kathryn Dodge said she disagreed with decisions the Division of Elections made on some ballots and will file required paperwork with the Alaska Supreme Court.
Dunleavy to take office as Alaska governor amid earthquake recovery
Dunleavy planned to fly to Noorvik from Anchorage on Monday before being sworn into office at noon, and said he’s been in close contact with Gov. Walker about emergency response.
Alaska Gov. Bill Walker reflects on rocky tenure, his legacy
It was a rocky four years for Walker, marked by rising crime rates, legislative gridlock and a precipitous fall in oil prices that created a massive budget deficit and sent Alaska into a recession.
Ballot counting nears end with Alaska House race close
Wednesday marked the deadline for overseas ballots.
Kawasaki appears to upset Kelly in Alaska Senate race
A win by Kawasaki would leave Republicans with 13 of the Senate’s 20 seats. Democrats, however, held out some hope that a bipartisan coalition could be formed.
Dunleavy taps Feige to be Alaska natural resources chief
Gov.-elect Mike Dunleavy has named a former director of Alaska’s Division of Oil and Gas to be his Natural Resources commissioner.
Candidates for Alaska governor express disgust with assault sentence
One candidate suggested, to applause, that the judge be removed from the bench.
Here are the most interesting gifts Gov. Walker's received
Since taking office, Walker has reported receiving everything from calendars, pins and booze to sea otter mittens, duck calls and a silver-plated framed photograph of Norway's king, from King Harald V himself.
Here are the most interesting gifts Gov. Walker's received
Since taking office, Walker has reported receiving everything from calendars, pins and booze to sea otter mittens, duck calls and a silver-plated framed photograph of Norway's king, from King Harald V himself.
Alaska Senate majority leader wants lawmakers to drop Medicaid suit
Sen. John Coghill says the Legislature's lawsuit challenging Gov. Bill Walker's authority is complicating efforts to reach agreements on the budget and other matters to end the extended legislative session.
Legislators transitioning from Capitol to temporary digs
Alaska legislators being forced from the state Capitol due to renovation work are setting up shop in a no-frills, nearby former university building, where old classrooms or conference areas will serve as committee rooms.