Dunleavy’s budget: About $3,000 dividend checks but a bigger deficit
The new governor’s proposal doesn’t yet include cuts he proposed while campaigning, and does not include ‘back pay’ dividends.
Alaska Division of Elections' new leader is a familiar face
Gail Fenumiai directed the state’s elections between 2008 and 2015.
Price tag for earthquake road work reaches $25 million -- so far
The federal government is picking up the tab.
Dunleavy plans modified version of Walker budget as first step
Saturday is the deadline for the Alaska governor to submit a proposal.
State abolishes investigative unit formed in wake of Alaska prison deaths
The Professional Conduct Unit also collected information on prison drug-smuggling rings.
Gov. Dunleavy’s sweeping changes don’t reach to Permanent Fund Corp.
Revenue Commissioner Bruce Tangeman and Natural Resources Commissioner Corri Feige joined the corporation’s board of trustees this week.
Eagle River lawmaker resigns to take job in Dunleavy administration
Dan Saddler quit his House District 13 job about a month before his term would have ended.
In planning for a larger Permanent Fund dividend, Anchorage appears to stand alone
Other Alaska cities are keeping their expectations lower.
Striking out on his own, legislator hopes to charter new coalition in the Alaska House
Rep. Gary Knopp has withdrawn from a nascent Republican majority, leaving control of the House uncertain.
Dunleavy’s first order as Alaska governor: Consolidating state finances
The efficiency move will bring policy and budgeting closer together, budget director says.
API struggles continue as 2 doctors are fired by Dunleavy administration
Anthony Blanford and John Bellville of the Alaska Psychiatric Institute refused to sign letters of resignation in the transition between governors.
Judge upholds Alaska cruise ship passenger fees, but with limits
The case has implications for port cities across Alaska.