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Bishop-Schuerch Campaign Gets 6 Figure Boost from Labor Union

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Bill to Clean Up Inactive State Accounts Passes Senate Unanimously

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House Democrats and Republicans Debate Best Way to Ensure State Pays Its Bills on Time

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Cuts to Biden-era Leasing Regulations Benefit Oil and Gas Industry

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Alaska Senate Resources Examines LNG Lessons from Canada Amid Glenfarne Push

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FY 27 Budget Highlights and Concerns

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Senate Labor and Commerce Committee Discusses Defined Benefits Plan

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2026 State of the State: Alaska Can Lead

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Dunleavy Shares Optimism in State of the State Address

Natalie Spaulding - January 22, 2026 4

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House State Affairs’ First Hearing of AIDEA Accountability Act: Impact on State Revenue and Economic Development

Natalie Spaulding - January 22, 2026 6

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The Year We’ve Been Waiting For: Alaska’s Oil Revival Discussed in House Finance

Todd M Lindley - January 22, 2026 5

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Survey Series: Which Candidates for Governor Support Increasing Taxes on Oil and Gas, Which Don’t, and Why?

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Constitutional Amendment to Curtail Governor’s Veto Power Could Be on the Ballot This November

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Senate Majority Speaks on Priorities for Legislative Session

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