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Public-sector workers and lawmakers rallied in front of the Capitol this Valentine’s Day to, according to organizers, “show some love” for state and local employees.

An appeal seeking to defend Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s proposed union-dues collection plan will be considered by the U.S. Supreme Court no sooner than December.

It will cost the state of Alaska nearly half a million dollars to settle with two doctors Gov. Mike Dunleavy fired from the state psychiatric hospital for refusing to take what they deemed a political loyalty pledge. The settlement between ends the case, with no admission of fault.

State and federal game managers set a 30-day hunting and trapping season that closed Dec. 15.

Libby Bakalar said she doesn’t know what kind of damages she’ll seek, but she doesn’t want her old job back.

The Southeast tribal government in Kake had organized the deer and moose harvest early in the pandemic out of concerns about food security.