A new state law enacted Monday loosens a restriction on “snow classics.”
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Alaska lawmakers seek gas pipeline tax compromise as another special session begins
Shortly after convening Saturday, leaders of the House and Senate appointed a conference committee to work out a final draft of a bill offering tax relief to the Alaska LNG project.
It ‘doesn’t work,’ Gov. Dunleavy says of Senate Alaska LNG bill
Dunleavy called lawmakers into a new special session starting at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Gasline bill remains stalled in Senate as Dunleavy vetoes 9 bills, threatens another special session
A House-passed bill offering tax breaks for the Alaska LNG project remained stalled in a Senate committee Thursday as majority caucus lawmakers searched for a way forward.
Dunleavy faces Thursday deadline to sign or veto 24 bills as gas pipeline bill looms
The bills span a wide range of topics, from education to corporate taxes to artificial food dyes. Any bills Dunleavy vetoes could be subject to an override vote on Friday.
State’s refusal to put Petersburg Sullivan on ballot ‘likely not legally justified,’ attorney says
The Division of Elections can’t add “good faith” to the Constitution’s list of U.S. Senate candidate qualifications, the Legislature’s legal advisor says.