By Dave Trabert As Alaska legislators ponder resolutions to the state’s budget challenges, there’s a lot to be learned from Kansas’ efforts to balance budgets under Governor Sam Brownback. Here’s the big lesson:Read More
Overregulating the Internet Would Stall Progress to Connect Alaska
PROGRESS ON THE HORIZON The Internet in Alaska is getting faster and easier to use than ever before. And it’s about to get even faster with the recent announcement that Anchorage will becomeRead More
A Civil Emergency in Anchorage?
On July 24, Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz announced a civil emergency in the city. This is only the second time in Anchorage history that a civil emergency has been declared. What’s the reason? Budget cuts. Read More
Justice Department Appeals Court Ruling Rejecting Road through Alaskan Wildlife Refuge
By Kelsey Hackem This article was originally published by The Heartland Institute on July 5, 2019. The U.S. Justice Department is appealing a decision by the Federal District Court of Alaska blocking theRead More
University of Alaska Expenditures on Staff
In February, Governor Michael Dunleavy proposed an operating budget which reflected $134 million less in state funding for the University of Alaska. His budget was not used as the basis for the appropriationsRead More
The Janus Decision: Resources for Government Workers
Looking to save money by opting out of your government union? Not sure what that entails? The resources below can answer your questions, facilitate the process, and even provide legal aid. Opt Out Today “PublicRead More