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| 3 GOP Finalists Picked to Replace Dunleavy in Alaska Senate 3 GOP Finalists Picked to Replace Dunleavy in Alaska Senate. Republican state Rep. George Rauscher is among the finalists to replace Wasilla Sen. Mike Dunleavy in the Alaska Senate. Jan. 16, 2018, at 1:49 p.m. ... JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Republican state Rep. George Rauscher is among the ...
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| Alaska Legislature HR manager: Edgmon, Tuck followed policy JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - Alaska state House leaders followed policies in responding to allegations of inappropriate behavior by former state Rep. Dean Westlake, the Legislature's human resources manager said. Skiff Lobaugh addressed the House Rules Committee late Monday, when the committee ...
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| Pro-salmon initiative backers submits signatures According to its backers' website, the initiative would formally define characteristics of a healthy river in state law, update state listings of waters which support salmon, requires the state to notify the public of projects which could affect salmon and create salmon-protection standards developers must meet ...
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| Nominees for vacant House seat meet with Walker, describe qualifications Mack doesn't feel that drawing from permanent fund earnings will solve the state's budget problem. "I think that's just a short-term solution and a long-term solution needs to be looked at, as well as all the other industries that are in Alaska and that are starting to ramp up," she said. Mack also has worked ...
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| Gaveling in This is a day of hope as the second regular session of the 30th Alaska State Legislature convenes. The hope is that the Legislature will be successful in addressing the state's $2.7 billion budget deficit, completing its agenda and adjourning within the 90 days recommended by Alaskans. The House has ...
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| Legislature begins session The Alaska State Legislature's 2018 regular session begins Tuesday, and as representatives and senators from across the 49th state convene in Juneau, they will be forced ... The other two and a half percent can go to the dividends, go back to the permanent fund, or be paid out to the state for services.
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| Ruthy Hebard: Outstanding as a freshman and still going strong in year two Her mentality comes from growing up in Alaska, a state not known for its high school basketball standouts. But as a three-time Alaska Gatorade National Player of the Year, Hebard has been one of the best Alaskan players ever. "We have to travel a long ways to get any exposure, " Hales said. "She has ...
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