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Award amounts for the college scholarship will increase by almost 50%, which supporters say should help keep more Alaska high school graduates studying in the state.
It’s likely 18 months to two years before the state starts selling carbon credits. Several unknowns remain.
The governor cut over $230 million from the operating and capital budgets with his veto pen.
The decision could affect any federal agency decision challenged in court, including those related to fisheries, resource development and the environment.
The day commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S., and has become a broader celebration of Black freedom and a marker of the struggle for equality.
The fund’s managers didn’t want to be ‘alarmist’ but warned of trends that could make an annual draw more difficult for state services and the PFD.
Independents face a litany of challenges to produce gas from Cook Inlet as Southcentral Alaska faces a looming gas shortfall.
Prominent Alaska GOP officials called the decision a “travesty” while predicting the former president would win in November.
Several Republican former lawmakers have now filed to run for seats in the state House ahead of Saturday’s filing deadline.
Establishing a borough has been a goal for Hoonah officials for over 30 years. A final report on the proposal and a public hearing are scheduled for later this year.
Eligible students could soon receive an extra $1,500 per semester to study in Alaska.
Fisheries experts stressed it would likely be years before any new king salmon restrictions would be implemented.
The 8 young plaintiffs want the state to recognize a constitutional right to a livable climate.
The board didn’t make any final decisions on Monday, but members discussed how investment referrals could be better managed.
The state hired a former West Virginia solicitor general to appear as its lead counsel in the homeschool case. A decision could be issued before June 30.