Imagine receiving a call from an “official” government entity saying you have an outstanding fine, fee or warrant. Don't pay and you go to jail.
State Senator Mike Cronk, who represents most of our readers, has sponsored a slate of nine bills for the upcoming legislative session.
On Sept. 10, the Legislative Council — made up entirely of legislators from the majority caucuses, save one minority member from the House — voted to spend up to $100,000...
On Wednesday, a group of amazing Republican legislators negotiated and worked with majorities in both houses of the Alaska Legislature to pass House Bill 57...
A Republican state senator from Anchorage is proposing major changes to Alaska’s state spending cap, in the first step toward a long-term plan to balance the state’s budget...
The 34th Alaska Legislature has three schools of thought on public education. One supports a large funding increase for the Base Student Allocation, or BSA, and nothing else....
