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Yearly Archives: 2018

Justin Parish, Sam Kito vote against Juneau Access

When the chips were down, Reps. Justin Parish and Sam Kito of Juneau voted against the Juneau Access Project, which would have brought hundreds...

Escaped from halfway house, robs and assaults again

Charles Sadler, who has been on the lam since walking away from a halfway house in mid-February, was back in the assault and robbery...

Sara Rasmussen: No better reason, no better time

By SARA RASMUSSEN CANDIDATE HOUSE DISTRICT 22 She’s just a mom. And pregnant – how could she ever be successful legislator? Her hormones must be...

Murkowski: Gasline construction costs will be impacted by tariffs

Higher steel tariffs imposed on China by President Donald Trump will add up to a half a billion dollars to the proposed AK-LNG project,...

More job losses, population leaving state

Alaska’s employment was down 0.5 percent in January, 2018 compared to a year ago. That represents another 1,600 jobs the state has lost, or an...

Should the PFD be enshrined in Alaska’s Constitution?

HOUSE DEMS SAY YES, GOVERNOR SAYS MAYBE, SENATE GOP SAYS 'SLOW DOWN' The Alaska House Democrat-led majority is looking at enshrining the Permanent Fund Dividend...

Parnell: Alaska needs to bring jobs back

In remarks to a banquet hall filled with Alaska Republican delegates and guests, former Gov. Sean Parnell delivered a strong message on Friday night:...

Legislative: No regs in place for catch-and-release tool

The pretrial risk assessment evaluation being used by the Department of Corrections to let prisoners walk free while awaiting trial has no regulatory framework...

Senator Sullivan: Alaskans making big impact in DC

Sen. Dan Sullivan drew on a well of good will and optimism before a crowd of 350 at the Alaska Republican Party's State Convention...

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