Newsletter
Day 7: Anchorage Assembly takes ‘extraordinary’ measures against Mayor Bronson
No more $29,500 sole-source contracts for the next 60 days.
Day 4: The House Majority outlines its priorities, kind of
An outline of a rough draft.
Day 3: The House has elected its speaker
But just what the majority will look like has yet to be determined.
Day 2: No House Speaker or House Speaker vote, yet
Meanwhile, it's kumbaya for the Senate.
Day 1: An unorganized start
The news conference makes its long-awaited return.
Holding the majority comes with a price
The art of demanding compromise without offering compromise.
Alaska Supreme Court affirms Rep.-elect Jennie Armstrong’s residency
The split 2-1 decision clears the way for the Anchorage Democrat to be sworn in next Tuesday.
Supreme Court to hear appeal in Armstrong residency case/Senate majority announces priorities, hints at retirement system changes
In briefings provided to the Alaska Supreme Court, Vazquez’s attorney Stacey Stone argues that the ruling was made in “complete defiance” of the case law on residency in Alaska.
Turns out Dave Bronson is even worse at being mayor than we could have imagined
After being fired, Amy Demboski dropped a bombshell tell-most letter about her time in the Bronson administration. If only someone could've done something about it.
Love helps prove Rep.-elect Jennie Armstrong's residency
Judge Walker rejected the challengers’ assertions, ruling Armstrong became a resident the moment she decided to make Alaska her home.
