Mixed reaction from Alaskans as Dunleavy signs new bill addressing nursing shortage
“When it’s done correctly we don’t see these issues. When it’s not, then we see a draw that is teaching these bears, if I come into here or I hang out here, I can get food and calories whenever I want.”
LaFrance addresses homelessness, Anchorage police body cam policy as first 30 days in office approachesApproaching her first 30 days in office Thursday, Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance said Tuesday her administration is working toward plans to address Anchorage’s state of homelessness and supported the Anchorage Police Department’s new body camera policy in a wide-ranging interview with Alaska’s News Source.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Mixed reaction from nurses as Dunleavy signs new bill addressing nursing shortageGovernor Mike Dunleavy signed a slew of bills into law yesterday, and a reaction is coming in Tuesday about one that aims to address the state’s nursing shortage.
Read more »
Interior legislators react to Governor Dunleavy’s final budgetAccording to a press release on Friday, June 28, the governor prioritized education, energy and public safety in his budget.
Read more »
Gov. Dunleavy signs bill giving big boost to Alaska college scholarshipAward amounts for the college scholarship will increase by almost 50%, which supporters say should help keep more Alaska high school graduates studying in the state.
Read more »
Dunleavy signs bill expanding Alaska Performance Scholarship programThe bill increases award amounts, requires school districts to notify students earlier of scholarship opportunities, and removes standardized testing as a prerequisite.
Read more »
Gov. Dunleavy signs crime package into law with tougher sentences to combat fentanyl crisisThe 50-page crime bill combines wide-ranging policy changes. The ACLU of Alaska has flagged what it described as “significant constitutional concerns.”
Read more »
Governor Dunleavy signs timber, military bills into law at Tanana Valley State FairAt an event in the Tanana Valley Fairgrounds, the governor gathered with Interior legislators and local politicians to give the final passage to four pieces of legislation.
Read more »