During interactions with the police, people in Juneau with prior convictions could be asked to provide a DNA sample.
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Dunleavy appeals permit denial for the proposed Pebble Mine
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineer’s denied a permit for the proposed mine back in November.
Dunleavy pitches drawing billions from Permanent Fund earnings to boost the state’s economy next year
According to his budget proposal, he wants to draw about $6.3 billion from the state’s permanent fund earnings — about half of that is part of the regular draw that would happen under state statute. The rest, he’s calling a one-time ask — saying he doesn’t intend to regularly lean on the fund to pay for large expenses.
Fishing industry weighs in on state’s $50M COVID-19 relief plan
A draft released this month by Fish and Game recommends dividing the allocation evenly among seafood processors, charters and lodges.
After 3 aides test positive, Alaska Gov. Dunleavy says he’s negative and will test again
Dunleavy said he does not think he was exposed to aides who have the virus.
Senate panel cuts public broadcasting
A state Senate panel wants to eliminate funding for most public broadcasting in Alaska. That puts it in conflict with the House and the governor.