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Yearly Archives: 2019

Protestors swarm Capitol for education

A couple of hundred protesters spent early Saturday afternoon at the Capitol, chanting, "Fund Our Teachers," and "Save Our Schools." It's the same basic chant...

U.S. workforce flunking drug tests: A 14-year high

OOPS ... MARIJUANA IS SHOWING UP IN YOUR URINE SAMPLE Workers testing positive for drugs hit a 14-year high in 2018, according to a report...

MRAK Almanac: Cruise ship season, scofflaws, studded tires

On April 10, employees at Usibelli Coal Mine had worked 798 consecutive days without a single lost time accident, setting a new record for...

Insufficient funds: Some senior benefits won’t be paid in May, June

Alaskans who receive $76 per month in senior benefits will not receive those benefits in May or June due to insufficient funding, the Department...

Alaska Psychiatric gets accreditation renewed

NOT OUT OF THE WOODS, BUT STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION The Alaska Psychiatric Institute has had its accreditation renewed for psychiatric care from The Joint...

Democrat majority trades huge pro-life victory for keys to PFD

A budget amendment to stop state funding for abortions passed the House Finance Committee early this month. Today, the House passed the budget with that...

Walker’s chief of staff brings his wrecking ball to committee hearing

SCOTT KENDALL USED HEARSAY TO DESTROY PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSIONER In House State Affairs Committee today, former Gov. Bill Walker's chief of staff pilloried the reputation...

Public Safety Employees Assoc: Yes on Amanda Price

AND FORMER WALKER EXECUTIVES REPUDIATE SCOTT KENDALL'S ALLEGATIONS The union that represents public safety employees across the state of Alaska swarmed the Capitol to push...

Attorney General says forward funding of education was unconstitutional

ALSO, DEMOCRAT-LED MAJORITY SIDE-STEPS VOTING ON PERMANENT FUND DIVIDEND Alaska's attorney general has sent a letter to the House and Senate saying that that binding...

Black Rifles Matter: More Human Rights Commission high jinks?

DEPARTING BOARD MEMBERS TRIED ONE LAST THING The top two board members of the Alaska Human Rights Commission offered their resignations early this week. But...

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