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State seeks quick Alaska Supreme Court ruling in appeal to resolve correspondence education issues

The administration of Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy asked Friday for the state Supreme Court to plan to rule quickly on whether a judge’s ruling will go into effect in July ....

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Preserve correspondence schools with this one easy trick

The haphazard handling of the Dunleavy administration response to the landmark court ruling on correspondence schools continued Friday with Gov. Mike Dunleavy reversing the position he had taken two days ....

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The moral imperative before the Alaska Legislature

Ethics and integrity are rapidly eroding in Alaska’s government. Two bills, SB 165 and SB 17, are making their way through our Legislature to right some wrongs and enshrine good ....

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The moral imperative before the Alaska Legislature • Alaska Beacon

Robin O'Donoghue of AKPIRG writes in a commentary that legislators should know that they have a "moral imperative" to pass two bills. ....

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The moral imperative before the Alaska Legislature

Ethics and integrity are rapidly eroding in Alaska’s government. Two bills, Senate Bill 165 and Senate Bill 17, are making their way through our Legislature to right some major wrongs and enshrine good government in our laws. Legislators have a moral imperative to pass these bills. Senate Bill 165, sponsored by Sen. Matt Claman, fixes […] The post The moral imperative before the Alaska Legislature appeared first on Alaska Beacon. ....

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