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Northern Economics completed a $250,000 “independent” study of AIDEA in early 2024 and was paid in full, but the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority never released it to the public.
Now the head of the agency says he knows of no reason why it can’t release the report. This is a welcome change and long overdue. The Senate Resources Committee is awaiting co...
The holding company that wants to build the Alaska gas pipeline is changing its name.
But it is keeping the name change a secret for now.
We know this thanks to Sen. Cathy Giessel, who included a link to the announcement of the secret name change in her latest newsletter, the best regular update from anyone in the Alaska Legislature.
The head of the state Division of Elections, who is supervised by Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom, refused Wednesday to release the legal advice provided to her by the Department of Law that led her to reveal private information on all Alaska voters to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Asked by Sen. Bill Wielechowski if she would release the legal advice from state lawyers, Elec...
There was no compelling legal argument that led the Dunleavy administration to divulge private information about all Alaska voters to the Department of Justice as part of Donald Trump’s campaign to interfere with the 2026 elections.
Gov. Mike Dunleavy, Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom and temporary Attorney General Stephen Cox assumed that the Trump administration should have e...
One of the big problems with the Dunleavy administration decision to give private information on every Alaska voter to the Department of Justice is that the Trump administration has failed to take proper preparations to protect the data.
The Trump administration is trying to sweep up information on all voters in every state in advance of the 2026 elections. Most states ...