Pensions, the Permanent Fund, AI and more: A look at some of Alaska lawmakers' pre-session proposals
Lawmakers have released more than 80 proposals for new laws and constitutional amendments ahead of the planned Jan. 21 start of the 34th Alaska Legislature.
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