And: Dunleavy makes new pick for Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. board of directors
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Dunleavy chooses longtime House members to fill Senate vacancies →

The governor selected Sutton Rep. George Rauscher to replace Wasilla Sen. Mike Shower; and Wasilla Rep. Cathy Tilton to replace Palmer Sen. Shelley Hughes. The governor’s choices are subject to confirmation by Senate Republicans.

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Utilities say Alaska needs an LNG import terminal. Here’s how consumers could end up paying for not one, but two. →

Observers of the state’s urban electric and gas utilities are warning of a painful possibility: Customers could be charged tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars for work that may not benefit them. (via Northern Journal)

Dunleavy makes new pick for Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. board of directors →

Craig Richards, a longtime member of the board in charge of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp., has been replaced. (via Alaska Beacon)

State official sues Alaska Landmine over social media post →

Human Rights chair Dorene Lorenz accused blogger Jeff Landfield of the Alaska Landmine of defaming her by implying she stole state funding intended to preserve a historic building in Seward. (via Alaska Public Media)

In other political news

Hegseth’s order on first Caribbean boat strike, officials say: Kill them all →

Zelenskyy’s chief of staff resigns after anti-corruption investigators search home →

Trump criticizes the program that brought Afghan refugees to the U.S. who fought the Taliban →

ICE detains woman with family ties to White House press secretary →

Hungary’s prime minister seeks more Russian oil and gas at Kremlin talks with Putin →

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