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Not continuing money for schools was disappointing, but a lot of good work was done. Sometimes years that are lean financially focus our attention.

From passage of PFAS limits to postponing vaping tax, Juneau’s legislators tally wins and losses.

A bill targeting the source of most PFAS contamination in Alaska with a ban was combined with a measure to phase out HFC use in refrigerants.

Bill expanding court’s decision to limit public web access for minor offenses passes 36-4.

The federal government and 24 other states already recognize Juneteenth, which has become a national celebration of the end of slavery.

The bill will now head to the House.

Alaskans who need cash quickly can go to a payday lender for a short-term loan of up to $500, handing over a check or access to their bank account to

BIRDS and wildlife habitats have been put in danger due to damage by off-road motorised vehicles, such as quad and dirt bikes.

Employers and landlords can easily access CourtView to make decisions about applicants.

House Bill 145 would restrict payday loan companies to the interest rates and fees charged by normal banks.