Rashah McChesney
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Donna Arduin has worked on cutting spending for governors in six other states. She’s expected to propose deep cuts to address the $1.6 billion hole in the state’s budget. -
That direction looks a lot like a previous version of the project: one that was led by the oil companies on the North Slope. -
At 6.3 percent, Alaska's unemployment rate is currently the highest in the nation. -
Auditors found that, generally, the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation has followed the restrictions placed on spending the $480 million it has gotten from the state over the last eight years.
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The state’s highest paid employee was fired from $45 billion gas line project today. -
Alaska Gasline Development Corporation is pushing for a six-month extension on negotiations with three Chinese partners interested in the Alaska LNG project.
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After Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy was sworn into office Dec. 3, one of his first orders of business involved consolidating the state’s financial management. -
Americans who heat their homes primarily with oil could be hit the hardest, with up to a 20 percent jump in prices predicted. But what happens in the Lower 48 doesn’t always apply to Alaska. -
How one oil field got more than $95 million in unique state or state-backed loans from Alaska. Listen now -
Democrat Mark Begich and Republican Mike Dunleavy both want higher dividends, but it’s not clear how they intend to pay for them.
