Federal government penalizes Alaska $4.6M for food stamp errors →

Alaska had the highest error rate in the nation for the third consecutive year.

A year later, Alaska’s federal courts are still feeling the fallout of a scandal surrounding a disgraced judge →

In the wake of the former federal judge’s sudden resignation last year, his position remains vacant, court cases are in limbo, and two high-ranking prosecutors are on administrative leave.

After a new analysis, state of Alaska upholds position on tribal banishments →

The state has long maintained that it cannot enforce banishment from villages, with some caveats.

Gov. Dunleavy orders reductions in state spending and regulations →

One order creates an annual “government efficiency review” that is similar to DOGE. Another instructs state agencies to eliminate 15% of the state’s regulations by the end of Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s term.

Here’s what Republican lawmakers had to say about overriding Dunleavy education veto →

Lawmakers from the House and Senate’s minority caucuses explain why they voted yes on Alaska’s first budget veto override in 38 years. (via Alaska Beacon)

Despite Alaska lawmakers’ veto override, getting an answer on oil tax settlements will take months →

The final result could reveal tens or hundreds of millions of dollars in missed revenue for the state of Alaska. (via Alaska Beacon)

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