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The Summer Solstice is Tuesday, which means the days are about to start getting shorter. Summer is never long enough in Alaska. With more votes counted in the special congressional primary election, the top-four remain the same as on election

Summer has finally arrived! The legislative session ended Wednesday (5/18/2022) night with the Legislature passing a budget with only hours to spare. A narrow vote in the House reduced this years dividend from $3,850 to $3,200. I packed up all

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The big and sad news this week was the passing of Congressman Don Young (R - Alaska), who was Alaskas sole representative for the last 49 years. Everything else that happened this week seems much less important. This week did

Eastman represents District 10 outside of Anchorage and has openly displayed admiration for Adolf Hitler and is a lifetime member of the Oath Keepers organization.

I hope everyone enjoyed the Super Bowl! This weeks column is a day late, my apologies. We are almost a month into the 90-day legislative session, though no one really believes it will end anywhere near that. I was back

Its been a weird week in the Capitol. The House Majority unsuccessfully attempted to remove Representative David Eastman (R - Wasilla) from committees, only to be stopped from voting by Eastman himself for pointing out a procedural error they made.

We are already two weeks into the legislative session. Governor Mike Dunleavy (R - Alaska) gave his fourth annual State of the State address this week in Juneau. It was a far cry from his first State of the State

The start of session is just over one week away. Legislators and staffers are already heading to Juneau. Look for legislators that have filed for office to be collecting as many campaign donations as they can before session starts (legislators

2:53 KBBIs Kathleen Gustafson reporting on District 31 Representative Sarah Vances votes in the Alaska House of Representatives for the week beginning April 18, 2021. In the Alaska House of Representatives this week, House Bill  169  passed. The bill seeks to fund the States school districts before the rest of the budget is complete.  HB 169 will also determine education funding over two years, instead of year to year, funding K-12 education in Alaska through June 30, 2023. Funding schools f...