UA President: Infrastructure jobs are coming, Alaskans could fill them.
The Alaska Board of Fisheries meeting addressing issues affecting Cook Inlet will take placed March 26 through April 2, according to a press release from… Continue reading
“I’m all for that,” Pelosi said about ending Russian oil in the U.S. “Ban it.”
Dividend amount under debate.
Alaska’s lawmakers say energy is unused weapon
New deaths are reported through death certificate review each Wednesday
‘Getting people through the pipeline.’
U.S. District Judge Jed S. Rakoff said he was unfamiliar with the term “push notifications”
Many states are divesting.
Yearly wages rose 11% when adjusted for inflation — or approximately $5,809 annually — from 2010 to 2020
15% of the $58 million — roughly $8.7 million — will go to the nine political subdivisions in Alaska
“Too many families are struggling to keep up with the bills,” Biden said.
Opponents of the Russian invasion of Ukraine gathered Saturday
After shedding interim label, she’s the first woman to hold the post.
President Joe Biden nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court
With infrastructure in focus, a decades-old idea is getting another shot
Gillham said Friday that his bills are aimed at expanding parent choice in education
As COVID-19 cases are falling in Alaska and nationwide once again, health officials are pondering what other kinds of health implications survivors of the disease… Continue reading
The governor has emphasized public safety, the PFD and education
The state Department of Health and Social Services reported 27 more COVID-19 deaths Wednesday, pushing the total to 1,108 Alaska resident deaths since the pandemic… Continue reading
