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School security funds may address lockdown needs

Districts worried about security of exterior and classroom doors in the event of a lockdown

ConocoPhillips to increase Alaska production

Announcement follows passage of new oil tax bill by state Legislature

Kerttula looks back on legislative session

Kerttula looks back on legislative session

Alaska’s House Minority Leader calls the just completed legislative session the worst ever.

Few benchmarks for judging oil tax changes

Few benchmarks for judging oil tax changes

Oil companies operating in Alaska will enjoy lower state taxes on their production beginning next year, but what will the state get in exchange?

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Rep. Munoz reflects on 2013 legislative session

Rep. Munoz reflects on 2013 legislative session

Munoz explains her initial vote against Governor Sean Parnell’s oil tax reform legislation, and says serving on the House Finance Committee was necessary to protect Southeast Alaska’s interests.

Final capital budget boosts region’s projects

Southeast representatives added dozens of projects worth about $13.5 million to the capital budget before it passed the Legislature.

Drone task force passes Legislature

Drone task force passes Legislature

The Alaska Legislature will have its own task force to tackle issues regarding drones.

No Special Session for Legislature

For the first time since 2010, the Alaska State Legislature has wrapped up in time. They approved 71 bills, a $2.2 billion capital budget, and a 737-mile in-state gasline.

Legislature Approves Tax Cut for Oil Companies

Legislature Approves Tax Cut for Oil Companies

After years of fighting for it, Gov. Sean Parnell has gotten his major legislative priority through: a reduction of the state’s oil tax rate.

Oil tax reduction clears legislature on final day

Oil tax reduction clears legislature on final day

A multi-billion dollar oil tax cut has passed the Alaska Legislature.  Senate Bill 21 was approved by the House early Sunday morning then in the … more