The Alaska House of Representatives on Thursday approved a bill that seeks to solve a nearly $200 million state budget deficit, but legislators failed to approve spending from a state savings account, something needed to fix the deficit. House Bill 56, which passed on a 21-19 vote, is a “fast-track supplemental” budget bill designed to […]
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