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- ‘Far from complete’ initial CBJ budget for coming year has no service cuts, $10.4M deficit
Independent) By Mark Sabbatini Juneau Independent A relatively status quo proposed city budget — in the wake "The work on the FY 2027 budget is far from complete, as the Assembly will have many decisions to make less revenue during the coming year due to voters approving a lower property tax cap, and exempting food
- Bureau of Indian Affairs could face reorganization, deeper staff cuts
Burgum was with a delegation of Trump administration officials making a trip to Japan for an energy conference Bureau of Indian Affairs is planning on releasing and implementing a reorganization plan that will make Affairs to reverse course and engage in robust and collaborative consultations with tribal nations before taking everything from tribal consultation on policies and co-stewardship agreements to supporting tribal food conditions, and working relationships built over decades, and new staff unfamiliar with the land will make
- Rejected mail ballots soar in Washington, Oregon after Postal Service changes
(AP Photo/Jenny Kane, File) By Gene Johnson Associated Press The number of ballots rejected for late “More Oregonians had their voices go unheard just because their ballots couldn’t make it through the Those processing centers are increasingly likely to be farther from certain communities due to recent it more likely that those in rural areas won’t have their vote counted. Blood in Los Angeles contributed to this report.
- Alaska Beacon state and legislative daybook for the week of Feb. 23, 2026
This list is ripped from our notebooks, and it is likely to change over the course of the week. Monday, Feb. 23 House and Senate floor sessions in the morning 9:00 a.m. House Finance takes up the operating and mental health budgets 1:30 p.m.
- What ACA enrollees are cutting back on to afford health care, according to a new poll
Scott Applewhite, File) By Ali Swenson Associated Press Lately, Priscilla Brown has had to choose between properly managing her Type 2 diabetes and affording other necessities, like gas in her car. Some days, she takes half or a third of her prescribed insulin dose — just to stretch it out longer. “Sometimes I don’t even take my medicine,” said the 48-year-old truck dispatcher in Orlando, Florida. changed plans, about 55% said they’re planning to deal with health care costs by cutting spending on food
- Free student breakfasts for all, donated playground equipment for Dzantik'i Heeni get go-ahead from school board
reduce funding the city is allowed to give the school district for "non-instructional" costs including food Juneau Rotarians have volunteered to install this equipment as soon as possible this fall to make the
- Dunleavy’s budget has a $3,650 PFD. The House’s is $0. Neither is close to reality. So why do it?
proposals are part of a complex and uncertain budget process — but are they misleading residents who take The prevailing wisdom inside the Capitol is the budget for the coming year will look a lot like this in (our substitute for the governor’s proposal) and so we didn’t adopt every change we were going to make me kind of think that we're not taking this deficit very seriously at the moment," said Rep. and then a lengthy amendment process — before it passes out of the House Finance Committee and to a floor
- Procedural objections almost stop Alaska Legislature from extending disaster declaration
Feb. 2 memo to Speaker of the House Bryce Edgmon, I-Dillingham, said, “when the legislature means to take “I think we should have called ourselves in (to special session), or the third floor should have called us in (to special session) to take up this very important issue,” Ruffridge said. “What precedent does this set for the presiding officers to make the decisions before us on our behalf give the executive by allowing disaster declarations to continue without (the House) or the (Senate) taking
- Murkowski’s standing with Alaskans slips after her vote on reconciliation bill
“I had a hard choice to make, and I think I made the right choice for Alaskans.” “I looked at this and my jaw just kind of hit the floor.” I am running every day to make sure that Alaskans needs are taken care of, and some days are harder than
- Assembly OKs selling City Hall to Sealaska Heritage Institute, which plans to demolish building for new $40M complex
public to walk through and say what these characteristics are that we're looking for here, and not just take intended to recover some money being spent to relocate City Hall programs and offices to the first two floors Kadinger, in a previous interview, said he believes it will take about four years to raise the funds for the new building and construction will take about 18 months.
- Alaska Science Forum: Long after run to glory, Balto lives on in the study of dog genetics
University) By Ned Rozell A dog that pulled his way into history has given scientists insight into what makes They also found that Balto, a black husky built like a tank, was full of mixed-breed vigor and was adapted to make the most of a diet that included starch. domestication, dogs became better adapted to a diet shared with people, which includes a lot of non-meat food ’s a trait Hansen called “hybrid vigor,” which she has seen at work many times on cold, dark trails like
- Alaska legislators press Mt. Edgecumbe officials after over 100 students disenroll this school year
saying lawmakers need to air the school’s “dirty laundry” so they can help fix the school’s finances and make “Like we didn’t have any majority of the students saying ‘it was the food’ or ‘it was the dorm,’ or was maintenance funding — plus a change in the superintendent and contractors running the student dorms and food He added that he tried to hire staff back this year, but it was too late. him, who are coming from small villages like his community of Koyuk, on the coast of Norton Sound.

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