Jan Faiks, co-author of the Constitutional Budget Reserve, 1945-2017
Sen. Jan Faiks of Anchorage, the first woman in U.S. history elected as presiding officer of a state legislative body, has died. Faiks was Alaska
Alaska governor struggles for approval; Begich circles
Gov. Bill Walker's popularity has slipped in the past 12 months. The Alaska governor who ran as a nonpartisan candidate is now the fifth least
Governor strikes back, in seven Pioneer Home tweets
[caption id="attachment_19795" align="aligncenter" width="851"] Gov. Bill Walker shares a laugh with public employee union representative Jim Duncan. The Governor's Office issued dire warnings last
House Democrats holding operating budget back, won’t vote
[caption id="attachment_19773" align="aligncenter" width="840"] Rep. Charisse Millett, Republican House Minority leader, argues against HB-111, a Democrat-sponsored bill to increase oil taxes. Earlier, she was