Alaska lawmakers are considering a bill that would expand testing and regulations for PFAS chemicals in drinking water, which has been linked to cancer and other serious health conditions.
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How Rep. Zulkosky plans to move forward in unorganized state House
Zulkosky is hopeful that state House members will soon form a bipartisan caucus and organize, now that they’re gathered together in person.
State plans to mail absentee ballot applications to seniors, prompting calls to send them to all Alaska voters
Lt. Gov. Meyer said the state is encouraging voters to request absentee ballots or to vote early to reduce the lines on election day.
Alaska Natives pushing against budget cuts say the state can learn from their cultures
One village leader said the cultures and traditions of Alaska Natives have prepared them to respond to the cuts.
Dunleavy gives budget pitch as hundreds rally outside in Anchorage
As Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy made his case for drastic changes to the state’s budget, a crowd outside railed against cuts to services like education, health care and the ferry system.