And: Begich calls on Alaska lawmakers 'not to become a roadblock' to LNG pipeline
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Alaska House Republicans block draw from savings, hoping instead for war-driven oil revenue to cover supplemental budget →

House Republican minority members refused to approve a draw of millions of dollars from state savings to pay for disaster relief and transportation projects, amid war-driven oil prices that are set to net the state tens of millions of dollars in unforeseen revenue.

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In brief Anchorage stop, Interior secretary discusses efforts to support Alaska LNG →

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said he and others would be working to sign deals with Asian entities to advance the Alaska LNG megaproject.

Anchorage school bond proposal draws voter questions about Lake Otis Elementary closure →

The Anchorage School Board's decision to close the Lake Otis building as an elementary school for neighborhood students does not remove nearly $20 million on a bond intended to repair the building's roof.

Begich calls on Alaska lawmakers 'not to become a roadblock' to LNG pipeline →

U.S. Rep. Nick Begich III touted his record and urged the Legislature to take action to facilitate a natural gas pipeline during his annual address at the state Capitol.


Related: Alaska House minority unsuccessfully seeks censure of Democrat who protested ICE during Begich speech

Houston mayor and deputy mayor resign after 5 months →

Houston Mayor Jason Kahn said he resigned because he cannot devote enough time to the job. Deputy Mayor Dan Lewis said he resigned in tandem to give the city a fresh reset. (via Mat-Su Sentinel)

Mat-Su data center plan in doubt after mayor's veto →

A plan to help a private company find investors and developers to build a large data center or other high-tech facility on borough-owned land is on hold after a resolution supporting it was vetoed last week by the mayor. (via Mat-Su Sentinel)

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Lawsuit targets Trump administration action opening 2.1 million acres in Alaska to development →

Trump bragged about low gas prices. The Iran conflict has him doing an about-face →

Blast rocks Tehran after Israel threatened to target area of government-organized rally →

Trump has one prescription for midterms. House Republicans have another →

As another shutdown impacts travelers, some see privatizing TSA screening as a solution →

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