The families are looking for a permanent solution that will cover them and other survivors in the future.
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Senate votes to buy out TransCanada
The Alaska Senate voted 19-3 on Tuesday to buy out TransCanada and take a larger stake in the Alaska LNG gas pipeline.
After five-month break, more National Guard records released
After a five-month hiatus on document production, the Walker administration has released a batch of records related to the Alaska National Guard scandal.
As House leadership calls for end to Point Thomson litigation, attorney request extension
Attorneys challenging the Point Thomson settlement have requested more time to prepare a new brief on the case.
Walker: With state in red, oil tax credit payouts “unsustainable”
The state still expects to collect $2 billion this year from other forms of oil revenue, including royalties, corporate income taxes, and property taxes from production.
As Walker forges own way on gasline, Republicans wary
Bill Walker has put the oil and gas industry on notice that he will be doing things differently from his predecessor.
Walker purges gasline board, rejects confidentiality agreement
Gov. Bill Walker has dismissed half of the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation board of directors.
Ousted military affairs official to be Alaska Senate Majority media strategist
A recently ousted military affairs official has been hired by the Alaska Senate Majority to guide their media strategy.
Mallott to decide Walker’s future involvement in Point Thomson settlement
Gov. Bill Walker has delegated his authority on the Point Thomson lawsuit to his lieutenant governor, while still leaving open the possibility of his involvement.
Capital budget has few Southeast projects
Southeast projects in Gov. Bill Walker’s pared-down capital budget are mostly road, ferry and bridge work that could be funded by the federal government.