The Alaska House voted to advance a bill that would establish a statewide tracking system for sexual assault examination kits, expedite processing times, and ensure that survivors can privately monitor the status of their own kit. Gov. Mike Dunleavy proposed the legislation, House Bill 62, and the House passed the bill on Friday with a […]
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