Amid tight budget picture, $50 million investment draws scrutiny from legislators and governor

As Alaska lawmakers contemplate the need to spend from savings to balance next year’s state budget, a unique investment by the state’s departing revenue commissioner is drawing their attention. Shortly before leaving office in July to run for governor as a Republican candidate, former commissioner Adam Crum approved a $50 million private equity investment with […]

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Crews are working to fix Alaska Native villages …

Alaska Supreme Court bans disgraced federal judge from …

Alaska parole rates are among the lowest in the …

Alaska’s public schools serve as emergency shelters. …