Fundraising for Alaska’s U.S. Senate and House races has jumped into high gear, with candidates raising millions of dollars in the latest fundraising round in the lead-up to the November election.
The new version instead would require more legislative oversight over Alaska’s correspondence education programs, and removes additional correspondence funding in favor of broader one-time education funding measures.
According to city code, the municipal clerk must initiate a recount within seven days of the election certification if a candidate wins by less than a 0.5% margin.
Two weeks after the Trump administration announced a Forest Service “restructuring” that would close regional offices and most of the agency’s research facilities, impacts to Alaska – home to the two largest U.S. national forests – remain unclear. (via Alaska Beacon)
The bill would grant past dividends to people whose charges were later dismissed or if their conviction was vacated, their case was retried and they were acquitted. (via Alaska Beacon)
His appointment comes at a time when the agency is pivoting from its longtime focus on environmental science to an emphasis on military defense and economic development. (via Alaska Beacon)
