Mike Dunleavy

Alaska Supreme Court says legislative immunity shields ethics committee from Reinbold suit

Hilcorp says opposing the tax isn't opposing the gas line

“I think there's a tweak or two, uh, that, uh, we're having, uh, uh, quiet discussions with legislative leadership, uh, over the last several days.”

Enstar tells Alaska Gas Line Caucus it could be 18 days short of gas this winter

Dunleavy proclaims August 4th Coast Guard Appreciation Day in Alaska

“nearly three-quarters of Alaskans reside along our 47,300 miles of coastline, and the Coast Guard is vital to maintaining safe waters and shores throughout Alaska”

Alaska stands up a new office to coordinate military affairs

“Alaska has never been more strategically important to our nation's security than it is today,”

Alaska takes over hazardous waste rules, with enforcement in question

Judge declines to block 1.4 million-acre Alaska land transfer

“1.4 Million acres transferred from the federal government to Alaska as part of our land conveyance going back to 1959. This is incredible, the amount of land that was transferred.”

NuCube, Alaska Fund launch NuAlaska nuclear initiative

State opens comment on $5.8 million Cook Inlet setnet relief plan

The sleeper on Alaska's August primary ballot: money, turnout and Measure 1

Alaska Senate opens fourth special session with technical session, adjourns to Friday

BLM says Alaska's last 3.8 million statehood acres are the hardest

NSF backs UAF-led critical minerals coalition with $15 million

Mike Rowe helps mark a $250,000 gift to Seward's trade school

Alaska Senate passes LNG bill as Republicans warn it kills financing

“The legislation replaces the traditional property tax system with a predictable, volume-based tax framework for natural gas transported through the Alaska LNG pipeline, helping strengthen the project's competitiveness while providing long-term certainty for communities, investors and project partners.”

Railbelt Transmission Organization schedules three subcommittee meetings

Alaska House ties 19-19 on gas line bill, killing it for now

Federal and state cuts erase Alaska private-sector job gains in June

Conference draft keeps oil-and-gas pass-through tax, delays it to 2029

Alaska's educator apprenticeship program wins permanent federal approval

Palmer copper project advances as the Chilkat Valley pushes back

TCC and Interior Native Vote host candidate mixers in Fairbanks before August primary

Chugach Electric proposes 3.5% rate hike to cover $11.2 million shortfall

Dunleavy vetoes six bills, including invasive species and polystyrene measures

Alaska home and health care providers accused of Medicaid fraud

Alaska nudges up what it pays to house low-income seniors

King Cove finally gets its road, and the lawsuits are still coming

Anchorage won $191 million for the port that feeds Alaska

“Steve used a lot of his good relationships with the Trump administration to be able to explain really what was happening here with the port”

Federal settlement sends $180 million to Port of Alaska modernization

“This is a win-win-win. The Don Young Port of Alaska is a vital piece of infrastructure for our state and the nation. This settlement lets us turn the page and puts real resources toward rebuilding the Port.”

Six wildfire investigations open across Alaska over Fourth of July weekend

“Human-caused wildland fires pose a serious public safety concern, so Alaskans must use precaution, practice prevention, and be prepared to respond to a wildland fire.”

Alaska gas pipeline tax bill sets $40M milestone test for boroughs, schools, and rural heating fund

Where Alaska's gas-line tax deal stands, and what's still stuck

Alaska raises unemployment benefits, updates travel insurance law

In Cordova, a slow salmon season squeezes everything — even the Fourth of July

Alaska nudges up what it pays to keep seniors out of nursing homes

Dunleavy declares a paid July 6 state holiday, with public dollars

“a once in a generation opportunity for all Americans to reflect upon the founding ideals of liberty, self-government, and human dignity that have guided our nation through challenge, conflict, and triumph”

Nearly $350 million to replace one ferry — Alaska's lifeline to the Aleutians

“Replacing the Tustumena is one of the largest investments ever made in the Alaska Marine Highway System and reflects our administration's commitment to rebuilding this critical transportation network.”

Alaska's new ethics law puts legal teeth behind gift-travel rules

Dunleavy vetoes nearly $90 million but leaves school funding intact

A pass-through tax, not the pipeline, is the real fight in Juneau

Tom Begich goes after Dunleavy over vocational-training vetoes

A typo froze Sutton's wild rec area for eight years. Not anymore.

A New Law Aims to Bring Alaska's Most Complex Patients Home

“Alaska has long recognized a significant gap in care for individuals whose needs cannot be safely met at home or through existing community-based services, but who do not require hospitalization”

An oil spike filled Alaska's budget and hammered its schools — and the new budget sends some back

“While the state realized additional revenue, those same price pressures placed a real burden on school districts, particularly in rural Alaska. This budget makes targeted, responsible use of a temporary revenue increase to stabilize school facilities and address energy costs.”

Dunleavy signs bill aligning Alaska classic car import rules with federal standard

Alaska's candidate withdrawal deadline is June 27. After Saturday, the August 18 primary ballot is largely set

Alaska Lowers Its Flags for Susan Sullivan

“Susan Sullivan served Alaska during a formative time in our state's history, contributing to important work that helped shape our institutions for future generations. Rose and I extend our condolences to her family and loved ones.”

What the Senate Changed in the Gas-Line Deal

Alaska's gas-line bill clears the Senate — and the governor immediately moves to undo it

“We just had a record cold winter. We're running out of gas. Our bases are running out of gas. The world is in chaos.”

Dunleavy called a second special session over the unresolved LNG tax bill

“The legislation replaces the traditional property tax system with a predictable, volume-based tax framework for natural gas transported through the Alaska LNG pipeline, helping strengthen the project's competitiveness while providing long-term certainty for communities, investors and project partners.”