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Independent attorney Gregg Brelsford is 18th candidate in Alaska governor’s race
by Politics on March 28, 2026Brelsford said he’s running to be what he calls “Alaska’s education governor.”
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Alaska governor's aide arrested and charged with drunk driving in Juneau
by Eric Stone (Politics) on March 28, 2026
Police stopped Forrest Wolfe, Gov. Mike Dunleavy's deputy legislative director, after he nearly caused an accident in a busy area of Downtown Juneau.
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Independent Anchorage attorney files as 18th candidate for Alaska governor
by Alaska Beacon (Juneau Independent) on March 28, 2026Anchorage attorney Gregg Brelsford on Tuesday announced that he is running as an independent for Alaska governor.
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Our next governor should shut the door on Cascade Point
by Rich Moniak (Juneau Independent) on March 27, 2026I welcomed last week’s announcement that the start of construction for the Cascade Point ferry terminal will be delayed until after Gov. Mike Dunleavy leaves office. Residents of Juneau, Haines […]
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Senate funds DHS without ICE or Border Patrol, heads to House
by The Center Square (Juneau Independent) on March 27, 2026The U.S. Senate agreed to fund the Department of Homeland Security early Friday, without including funds for ICE and Border Patrol.
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‘Because I’m president’: Trump explains why he voted by mail yet opposes voting by mail
by States Newsroom (Juneau Independent) on March 27, 2026U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a Cabinet meeting at the White House on March 26, 2026. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) By Ashley Murray States Newsroom President Donald Trump, who wants to […]
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As legislators eye higher taxes on some oil companies, Republicans warn it’ll ‘chloroform’...
by Matt Acuña Buxton (The Alaska Current) on March 26, 2026Alaska senators narrowly backed a plan to tax oil giants like Hilcorp, closing a loophole that’s cost the state ~$100 million a year. The post As legislators eye higher taxes on some oil companies, […]
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Alaskans lost $43 million because the GOP let popular health insurance subsidies expire
by Matt Acuña Buxton (The Alaska Current) on March 25, 2026Alaskans who relied on federal subsidies to make health insurance nearly affordable lost out on more than $43 million. The post Alaskans lost $43 million because the GOP let popular health insurance […]
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AIDEA discovers reasons to keep $268,000 study secret
by Dermot Cole (The Alaska Current) on March 24, 2026It was three weeks ago that Randy Ruaro told legislators that he knew of “no reason” why he would continue to keep a $250,000 state-funded study of AIDEA secret. The post AIDEA discovers reasons […]
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‘Delicate balance’ election bill clears the House, on track to pass the Legislature
by Matt Acuña Buxton (The Alaska Current) on March 24, 2026The Alaska House on Monday passed a long-awaited elections reform bill described as a "delicate balance" of progressive and conservative priorities. The post ‘Delicate balance’ election bill […]
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SB 277 Analysis: A Line-By-Line Look at Senate’s “Veto-Proof” Education Bill
by Natalie Spaulding (Must Read Alaska) on March 25, 2026
Senate Bill 277 has drawn widespread attention from Alaskans, generating debate that appears largely split along political lines with conservatives opposing the bill and liberals supporting […]
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Senate Finance Committee Reviews Strong Treasury Performance
by Todd M Lindley (Must Read Alaska) on March 25, 2026
The Senate Finance Committee received a detailed briefing from the Department of Revenue’s Treasury Division on cash flow operations, investment strategies, and fund performance across state […]
