Monthly Archives: February, 2020
Keep Dunleavy launches website
The group calling itself Keep Dunleavy launched its website today. The group is in response to an effort by former Gov. Bill Walker employees...
Recall rallies kick off by renting biggest venues
FUNDING COMES FROM BIG PUBLIC EMPLOYEE UNIONS
The Recall Dunleavy Committee rented the biggest venues in three Alaska communities for a statewide kickoff this weekend...
David Nelson, candidate for District 15, takes on LeDoux
He's 23 years old and he's going big -- up against an expert campaigner and veteran of the Legislature.
David Nelson today announced his...
Campaign war chest report
SEN. NATASHA VON IMHOF HAS CASH STASH
The Year Start Reports are in, and nearly $1 million has been logged into the Alaska Public Offices...
Largest supplemental in Alaska budget history … and with a side of drama
The Alaska House of Representatives passed a supplemental budget that would pay for the response to the wildfires of 2019, federal program healthcare...
New bill from Fairbanks Democrat Adam Wool leaves crumbs for Alaskans’ PFDs
A new bill offered by Fairbanks Democrat Rep. Adam Wool would take even more of Alaskans’ Permanent Fund dividends and give it to the...
Senate votes to relax laws for breweries, distilleries
The Alaska Senate today unanimously passed a bill to allow breweries and distilleries more options for how they operate.
SB 52 would extend the time...
A red flag for a red flag bill
THE ANCHORAGE DAILY PLANET
If you are among those who believe Alaska is such a conservative state that no politician ever would pose a threat...
Guns and drugs roundup nets 16 in Southcentral
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives executed search warrants resulting in federal charges against 16 people for federal firearm and drug trafficking...
‘Keep Dunleavy’ group forms
A group calling itself "Keep Dunleavy" has registered with the Alaska Public Offices Commission.
Chaired by Cynthia Henry, national committeewoman for the Alaska Republican Party,...