The investigation was ordered by a committee of the Alaska Legislature after former CEO Angela Rodell alleged ‘political retribution’ was involved.
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Biden approves federal disaster declaration for Western Alaska storm
That makes federal funding available to Alaskans impacted by the storm.
Gov. Dunleavy says state taking stock of damage from historic Western Alaska storm
The destruction covers hundreds of miles and dozens of communities, and each will likely have a unique set of damages and recovery needs.
Supreme Court rules against forward funding for education, confirms limit on legislative power
Setting multi-year budgets in Alaska requires cash on hand, justices said.
Legislative committee boosts budget for Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. investigation
Members of the committee hired a special investigator in January to determine whether political factors played a role in the December firing of Rodell by the corporation’s board of trustees.
Federal officials tout ‘once-in-a-generation’ chance to expand broadband in Alaska
The federal infrastructure bill allocates $65 billion across the country to help ensure people have access to affordable, high-speed internet.
‘A historic milestone’: Alaska formally recognizes Native tribes
Amid tears and laughter, Native leaders spoke at the signing ceremony about the legislation as a way to heal a painful past and create more opportunities for productive partnership with state government in the future.
Alaska will formally recognize Native tribes, likely negating planned ballot measure
An official in the governor’s office confirmed that Dunleavy will sign the tribal recognition bill.
Weeks from restarting, schools across Alaska are struggling to find teachers
District, state solutions face hurdles with little time to spare.
PFDs will start going out to Alaskans on Sept. 20, governor’s office says
Payments to those who submitted paper applications or requested paper checks are set to go out about two weeks later, starting the week of Oct. 3.