A divided Legislature stumbles once again
Can the Legislature get a budget passed and/or a covid bill passed? Reply hazy, try again later.
A step forward and two unvaccinated steps back
The Senate passes a bill that looks like it'll create more problems than fix with the pandemic, a look at redistricting, the budget and weekend watching.
'The less covid, the better for us.'
Bronson goes pro-covid, a covid-19 bill advances, redistricting, the budget and the reading list.
Hospital capacity matters but fewer covid-19 cases would be even better
Ask not what Alaska's hospitals can do to meet the covid-19 surge, ask what we can do to reduce the covid-19 surge that's straining Alaska's hospitals.
Covid-19 seizes the legislative spotlight (that it should've had all along)
Oh, and politics, the budget, the reading list and weekend watching.
A $1,100 PFD and a lot more left
While everyone's talking about compromise, no one's asked Rep. Andy Josephson how he feels about the 50-50 PFD.
The Game of Leverage and Concocted Constitutional Crises
The dividend is still $1,100 but the levers of leverage are still leveraging.
Redistricting gets underway and Alaska's investment income takes center stage
Alaska's in the business of making money with money.
Legislature's bipartisan baby steps run into instant gratification problem
Should the PFD be in the “affordable” range or, having the very rough outlines of a sustainable budget laid out in a non-binding working group’s report, should the state treat itself to a big PFD?
Garas and Walkers and Bear Doctors, oh my!
Let's take a look at where the race stands. Oh, and session finally feels like session.
