The corporation is investing more conservatively so it has cash on hand in case the Legislature uses fund earnings to close the gap.
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Senate sends oil tax credit overhaul back to the House
Lawmakers continue to work on oil tax credit reform while facing end-of-session deadline.
New House majority boosts Southeast lawmakers’ power
The new bipartisan House majority and Republican-led Senate majority have named Southeast Alaska lawmakers to chair six committees.
Days before election, Parish continues door-to-door campaigning
Days before the election, Justin Parish took time off his day job to focus on his campaign.
How The ‘Trump Factor’ Could Put House Seats In Play For Democrats
If Donald Trump is the GOP nominee, Democrats increasingly believe they may have a shot at winning control of the U.S. House.
Ketchikan elders cleaning up after storm blows roof off
Two Ketchikan elders are cleaning up and looking for a new place to live after the roof of their rented home was blown off during a big storm last week.
Point Lena house destroyed by fire
No one was reported injured after a Sunday evening fire at 17000 block of Point Lena Loop Road.
Alaska Legislature adopts budget, averts government shutdown
For weeks, the two bodies have been at an impasse over whether to fund cost-of-living raises for public employees.
Why Federal Budgets Aren’t What You Think They Are
Congressional Republicans’ budget is expected to be released Tuesday, but a federal budget is not really a budget at all.
Suspected Juneau arson cases still under investigation
A Lemon Creek trailer fire and the Chapel by the Lake pulpit fire are among the ongoing cases.