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Monthly Archives: February, 2021

Breaking: Gov. Dunleavy tests positive, but symptoms mild

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy tested positive for Covid-19, in test results released on Wednesday. He is currently at home with mild symptoms. On Sunday morning,...

First bill passes Senate, and it’s Sen. Wilson’s Naloxone legislation

The Alaska Senate today unanimously passed a bill extending access to Naloxone, a life-saving drug that rapidly reverses opioid overdoses. It was the first...

Ben Stevens heads to ConocoPhillips, as Randy Ruaro steps up to acting chief of staff for governor

Gov. Mike Dunleavy is announcing that Chief of Staff Ben Stevens will be leaving the administration to become the new vice president of external...

RNC forms election integrity committee to push for more secure elections

Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel announced today the formation of the new Committee on Election Integrity, which will focus on election transparency and...

Census data won’t arrive until September 30, and could foul up redistricting

The Census Bureau says the timeline for releasing the redistricting data to the states is now Sept. 30. That's months later than the April 30 final deadline. Usually, the...

Mat-Su throws name in hat for Arctic Winter Games

The Matanuska-Susitna Borough has entered a bid to be the host community for the 2024 Arctic Winter Games. The Arctic Winter Games is a...

Tavoliero: One vote wonders

By MICHAEL TAVOLIERO One vote. What difference can one vote make? I’m not a history buff, as some of you are, so I am sure there are...

Dunleavy to appeal case of bloggers vs. governor

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has notified the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals that he will appeal the decision of a federal judge who said Dunleavy...

Katie Hurley, clerk of Alaska’s Constitutional Convention, has passed

Katie Hurley, who served as the chief clerk of Alaska's Constitutional Convention, has died at age 99. She was born Olga Katherine Torkelsen in Juneau...

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