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With education reform locked in negotiations, Alaska lawmakers seek school internet speed increase - Vimarsana News

With education reform locked in negotiations, Alaska lawmakers seek school internet speed increase

A standalone bill to raise the ceiling on internet speeds in Alaska’s schools is an attempt to make statutory change before it is too late.

Ice fog, ice parks, cold cars and even colder legislation: A Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down - Vimarsana News

Ice fog, ice parks, cold cars and even colder legislation: A Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down

Frosty fire fighters: Fighting fires in chilling 40-below zero temperatures and responding to major multi-vehicle collisions shrouded in ice fog isn’t easy. Fairbanks firefighters rose to the challenge as they

Alaska follows Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana with proposed social media regulations - Vimarsana News

Alaska follows Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana with proposed social media regulations

The bill requires that minors would have to get parental permission to open and use a social media account, and the parents would have full access to the account.

Proposal to put slot machines aboard Alaska ferries gets rough first reception - Vimarsana News

Proposal to put slot machines aboard Alaska ferries gets rough first reception

A Republican legislator from Wasilla has proposed legalizing some types of gambling aboard Alaska Marine Highway System ships as a way to raise operating revenue for the state-run ferry system.

Political pressure builds as state-led Alaska LNG project goes another year without a deal - Vimarsana News

Political pressure builds as state-led Alaska LNG project goes another year without a deal

Gov. Mike Dunleavy wants to spend another $4.5 million on marketing and development the project. But lawmakers sound increasingly skeptical.