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- US House GOP to scatter early for August break amid pressure on Epstein files
break after an uproar over the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files all but halted any possibility of floor reviewed a 2003 birthday greeting from Trump to Epstein featuring a cryptic message and hand-drawn naked The procedural move, called a discharge petition, could be ready for the floor in September if Massie Last floor votes are scheduled for Wednesday afternoon. The Justice Department has concluded that Epstein likely had more than 1,000 victims . • Jacob Fischler
- Contracting jobs out of state the wrong answer for Alaska
of Public Assistance has been behind — far, far behind — in processing applications and reviews for food The Food Bank of Alaska warned that the cuts would make it harder for Alaskans to access Supplemental And being wrong has hurt many of the nearly 70,000 Alaskans who rely on SNAP for food assistance. They now will take on more work for the state of Alaska. And maybe listen to the Food Bank next time.
- Stocks leap, oil prices drop as US and Iran reach tentative deal on war
Trader Daniel Kryger, left, works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Monday, June 15, 2026. The hope is that lower oil prices will take pressure off households and businesses, which have had to pay higher prices for everything from food to fuel to fertilizer because of the war with Iran. Broader negotiations on issues like Iran’s nuclear program are expected to continue over the next 60 The yield on the 10-year Treasury eased to 4.45% from 4.48% late Friday.
- Here's what's happening for First Friday in July
(Juneau Arts and Humanities image) Marie Drake Planetarium: Open House 5:30-7 p.m. 1015 Glacier Ave.
- Shipbuilder submits bid to replace an iconic but aged Tustumena state ferry
The Tustumena, named for the Tustumena Glacier on the Kenai Peninsula, is the smallest of the state’s Starting in late 2012, it spent several months in dry dock for a series of repairs, disrupting sailing schedules and leaving Gulf of Alaska communities like Kodiak without ferry service for an extended period
- Legislators override vetoes on two bills, race the clock to pass gasline bill on final day of special session
Finance Committee, which has cancelled its meetings the past two days, advanced House Bill 381 to a floor vote after making changes that were discussed at length in closed-door meetings. The Senate will need to pass it — with members saying numerous amendments may be introduced during floor Stevens said there are 15 amendments as of 2 p.m. for the bill when the Senate floor session resumes. producer of the project say the tax breaks and other assistance in the House version are needed to make
- A budget crisis by choice
Residents were warned about closing pools, shuttering recreation facilities, reducing social services, and making The voter-approved food and utility sales tax exemption and property tax mill rate cap created an estimated The Assembly approved the purchase of two floors for $10.2 million. community that believes its only options are cuts, reserve draws, and higher taxes eventually starts making
- Alaska House approves university fee transparency act, sends it to state Senate
Ashley Carrick, D-Fairbanks, talks on the floor of the Alaska House of Representatives on Friday, Feb No one spoke against the bill on the floor, but afterward, Rep.
- Joint override session pension veto fails, flurry of votes on other bills set for Legislature’s penultimate day
33-27 vote on bill boosting retirement benefits for public employees unchanged from previous floor votes The bill was vetoed late Monday night by the governor following the Legislature’s inability to pass a House Speaker Bryce Edgmon, I-Dillingham, said at the beginning of Tuesday’s floor session the intent
- Resident questions about engineering, safety, insurance linger as storm recovery continues
snow still blocks driveways, roads are narrowed by berms and plugged storm drains create localized flooding “The roads are treacherous right now, dealing with reduced lane width and snow on ice on the roads, and A flood advisory is in place for the Juneau area until Saturday at 9 p.m., according to the National Stretching before shoveling, staying hydrated and taking breaks, and lifting using the legs can help It was recommended that residents take steps to document any buildings at risk by taking photos.
- For Alaska’s gubernatorial candidates, a sprint to find running mates
deadline Alaska’s lieutenant governor maintains an office at the state Capitol in Juneau on the same floor Air Force brigadier general, Blake Gettys, as her running mate. But several other top GOP candidates, like former attorney general Treg Taylor, former revenue commissioner Whitbeck ended up taking a job with a trawl fisheries nonprofit, leaving the GOP lieutenant governor DeWitt says she’s amenable to the idea, but her allies don’t want her to take a back seat, she said.
- On The Trails: Invasive animals in Juneau
Starlings like agricultural fields for foraging and buildings for nest places. These omnivores found lots of food: they are successful scavengers of food not only from agricultural Congregations of starlings in urban areas can make a big, dirty mess of their excrement. Their diet is varied, including human food scraps. Rock pigeons or rock doves like city streets and the landfill.

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