3/17/17
A Kodiak farmer has discovered seeds from an invasive plant species prohibited in Alaska in a popular brand of poultry feed.
Invasive Seeds Found In Popular Brand Of Chicken Feed
Author: Associated Press |
Author: Associated Press |
Minority Republicans Criticize Move To Limit Budget Debate
Author: Associated Press |
3/17/17
Minority House Republicans are crying foul after the predominantly Democratic majority voted Thursday to shut down debate on amendments to Alaska’s operating budget.
Alaska House Votes To Cut Legislative Allowance
Author: Associated Press |
3/16/17
The Alaska House has voted to cut the daily allowance lawmakers can claim during session in a bid to show legislators’ willingness to take a financial hit amid a state budget deficit.
5th Dog Tied To Iditarod Dies As Team Nears Alaska Village
Author: Associated Press |
3/16/17
Another dog connected to the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race has died.
Alaska Senate Passes Plan To Use Oil-Wealth Fund Earnings
Author: Associated Press |3/15/17
Legislation calling for structured draws from Alaska’s oil-wealth fund to help pay for state government has passed the state Senate.
Warning For Residents To Keep A Safe Distance From Moose
Author: Associated Press |
3/14/17
Confrontations between moose and Alaska residents are leading wildlife officials to warn people to give the animals some distance.
Murkowski: Coast Guard Cuts Conflict With Trump Security Goals
Author: Associated Press |
3/14/17
U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski says a proposed $1.3 billion cut to the Coast Guard’s budget conflicts with President Donald Trump’s goal of strengthening border security and rebuilding the armed services.
Senate Panel Proposes Cut To University System Budget
Author: Associated Press |
3/14/17
A state Senate panel has proposed cutting a portion of the University of Alaska’s budget by another $16 million.
Walker Proposes Bill Aimed At Bolstering Public Safety
Author: Associated Press |3/10/17
Alaska communities that lack their own police forces would be allowed to contract for service from the Alaska State Troopers under legislation proposed by Gov. Bill Walker.
Panel Begins Review Of Alaska Legislative Allowance
Author: Associated Press |
3/9/17
The daily allowance that Alaska lawmakers can claim has become part of the discussion of how the state can reduce its multibillion-dollar budget deficit.