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| Jul 8, 2026 | Governor Dunleavy Announces $180 Million Settlement in Decades-Old Port of Alaska Lawsuit | Deal resolves litigation over failed federal project, delivers major boost to modernization effort
Today Governor Dunleavy joined U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche and Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance to announce that the federal governmen... |
| May 23, 2026 | Special Session and Pensions | Dear Neighbors,
The Legislature is rounding out the 30 days of the 121-day session here in the State Capitol. As the final month begins to wind down, the committee process does too as only a few bills will continue on their approach to pa... |
| May 22, 2026 | Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference Highlights Global Interest in Alaska Energy and Minerals Resources | The conference closed with a keynote speech by entrepreneur Magatte Wade, who shared her lifelong quest to understand why places like her birth country of Senegal are poor, while others like the United States are rich.
“There would be no li... |
| Sep 26, 2025 | Attorney General Stephen J. Cox Announces Law Department’s Implementation of Governor Dunleavy’s Regulatory Reform Initiative and Invitation for Public Comment | September 26, 2025
(Anchorage, AK) – Attorney General Stephen J. Cox today announced for the Department of Law (“Department†) its implementation of Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy’s Administrative Order 360 (“AO 360†), a sweeping ... |
| Jun 14, 2023 | Jobs Need Skills, Not Degrees | Anthony Hughes, cofounder and CEO, Tech Elevator. |
| Mar 22, 2023 | Democrats, Republicans, and companies all seem to agree: college degrees aren't the future | Former Gov. Larry Hogan of Maryland. Drew Angerer/Getty Images
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Persisting labor shortages have state governments strapped for workers. Republican and Democratic governors have taken action by removing college-degree requirements.... |
| Dec 16, 2022 | Moving Alaska Forward – Dunleavy Administration Releases FY24 Budget | Defines Governor Dunleavy’s values for second term and beyond
Governor Mike Dunleavy’s Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24) budget kicks off his second term in office by charting a new course for Alaska on resource development, energy production, public... |
| Nov 8, 2022 | Dunleavy Names Marijuana Task Force Appointees | Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy announced appointees to The Governor’s Marijuana Task Force. The governor signed Administrative Order 339 on September 21, 2022, created to review the current marijuana tax and fee structures and regulations ap... |
| Oct 17, 2022 | Governor Dunleavy to Introduce Bill Cracking Down on Illicit Fentanyl, Drug Dealers | Governor Mike Dunleavy today announced that he will present the Legislature with a crime bill next session to target the fentanyl crisis in Alaska. Earlier this year, Governor Dunleavy tasked his Administration with developing strategies to... |
| Oct 1, 2022 | Governor Dunleavy Establishes Office of Energy Innovation | Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy today signed Administrative Order No. 340 creating the Office of Energy Innovation to address the evolving energy needs of Alaska. The A.O. is issued amid recent destabilizing global events that have illustrate... |
| Sep 30, 2022 | Governor Dunleavy Establishes Office of Energy Innovation | Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy today signed Administrative Order No. 340 creating the Office of Energy Innovation to address the evolving energy needs of Alaska. The A.O. is issued amid recent destabilizing global events that have illustrate... |
| Sep 17, 2022 | Governor Dunleavy Announces Office of Food Security | To protect the health and wellbeing of Alaskans, Governor Mike Dunleavy today signed Administrative Order 338, creating the Office of Food Security. Alaska currently imports 95 percent of its food supplies at a cost of $2 billion per year. ... |
| Aug 17, 2022 | Is your state offering stimulus or rebate checks? | Americans in some parts of the country are getting extra cash to help offset still-blistering inflation, with at least 20 states and one city offering financial relief to residents grappling with higher food, gas and rent.
Although consumer... |
| Aug 16, 2022 | Is your state offering stimulus or rebate checks? | Americans in some parts of the country are getting extra cash to help offset still-blistering inflation, with at least 19 states and one city offering financial relief to residents grappling with higher food, gas and rent.
Although consumer... |
| Apr 28, 2022 | Governor Dunleavy Calls Upon Legislature to Prioritize PFD, Savings and People First Initiative Bills | Today, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy asked the Legislature to prioritize a fair Permanent Fund Dividend amount, to place surplus into State savings, and to take action on the People First Initiative bills introduced earlier this session.
“I... |
| Apr 26, 2022 | Governor Dunleavy Demands Federal Recognition of State-Owned Lands | April 26, 2022 (Anchorage) — Today, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy announced a lawsuit that asks the courts to recognize the State’s ownership to submerged lands within Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, an ownership granted at Statehood... |
| Apr 15, 2022 | Alaska Opposes Termination of Title 42 by the CDC | Today, the State of Alaska joins a coalition of states to challenge the Center for Disease Control’s (CDC) termination of Title 42, which was introduced in March 2020 as the Trump Administration dealt with the onset of the coronavirus pande... |
| Apr 14, 2022 | Governor Dunleavy Encourages U.S. Navy to Expand SEAL Training in Alaska | Alaska is home to thousands of active duty military personnel and has the highest per capita population of veterans in the entire country. In an effort to build on Alaska’s relationship with the military, Governor Mike Dunleavy sent a lette... |
| Mar 10, 2021 | Alaska’s vaccination rate is the highest in the US. The state just allowed anyone over 16 to get vaccinated. | COVID-19 vaccine Getty/Mladen Antonov
Alaska is the first state to broaden vaccination eligibility to those 16 and older.
The state also currently has the highest vaccination rate with more than 16% fully vaccinated.
In some regions, more t... |
| Mar 10, 2021 | Alaska's vaccination rate is the highest in the US. It just allowed anyone over 16 to get vaccinated | COVID-19 vaccine
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Alaska is the first state to broaden vaccination eligibility to those 16 and older.
The state also currently has the highest vaccination rate with more than 16% fully vaccinated.
In some regions, more t... |
| Mar 4, 2021 | March U.S. Travel Restrictions By State–Quarantine And Covid-19 Test Requirements | March could be a crucial month for deciding the trajectory for the Covid-19 virusBoston Globe via Getty Images |
| Oct 1, 2020 | Extra $300 Weekly Unemployment Benefits Are Still Going Out In These States | If you were out of work, or lost wages, because of the coronavirus pandemic, you may be eligible for a full six weeks of the supplemental $300 weekly unemployment benefits created through President Donald Trump’s executive action. |
| Sep 15, 2020 | Still Waiting For Your Extra $300 Weekly Unemployment Benefits? Here’s What To Expect-And When | Americans who’ve lost wages or jobs because of the pandemic may be eligible for a full six weeks of the supplemental $300 weekly unemployment benefits created through President Donald Trump’s executive action. But if you’ve been out of work... |
| Aug 18, 2020 | President Trump’s $300 Unemployment Benefit: A State-By-State Update | Getty Images |
| Aug 16, 2020 | Extra $300 Weekly Unemployment Benefit To Go Out This Week For Some | Getty Images |
| Apr 29, 2020 | Alaska steps up COVID-19 safety measures ahead of summer salmon season | Governor Mike Dunleavy’s administration released an extensive new health mandate laying out the latest guidelines for Alaska’s upcoming fishing seasons last week, amidst concerns of the spread of COVID-19 in rural areas of the state.
Health... |
| Since Congress can’t agree on a stimulus bill, states and cities are providing relief | Alaska, California, Colorado, Maryland, New Mexico and New York City are among the areas that have infused money into households and businesses over the past two weeks.
The financial aid includes stimulus checks, extra unemployment benefits... |
| How states aim to tackle high gas prices with tax holidays, rebates for residents | Many politicians are working to ease the financial burden consumers face from rising gas prices.
That includes efforts to give drivers a break from paying state gas taxes, which average 39 cents per gallon. Others are moving to provide resi... |
| Alaska becomes the first state to make Covid vaccines available to nearly everyone | Alaska on Tuesday said Covid vaccines are now available to anyone age 16 or older who lives or works in the state.
It is the first U.S. state to remove eligibility requirements for the vaccination. |
| With oil production in freefall, Alaska, America’s worst state for business, chases a new carbon boom | Tune in all day for CNBC’s coverage of 2023 America’s Top States for Business |