...Robotics deftly, and with great wit, summarize the recent tumult in Alaska politics from the end of former Gov. Murkowski's administration to now with their series of "We're Alaskans!" shorts.My favorite is "Sarah Palin (relatively) Awesome...

...going to have to join the rest of the country in paying directly for some of the cost of state services. Gov. Murkowski's administration hopes to minimize the impact of this reality on taxpayers and businesses through development of resources and...

...another year to find a way to keep the program going under a bill passed Friday by the House. Gov. Frank Murkowski's administration had proposed closing Alyeska Central School, saying the state would save at least $1.2 million just by...

...to arrange for the program to be taken over by a school district, perhaps as a charter school. Gov. Frank Murkowski's administration has said closing the school in Juneau will save the state at least $1.2 million a year. Sen. Gary Wilken...

...exemption in all cases but those involving the state Constitution. The bill grew out of concerns from Gov. Frank Murkowski's administration that environmental lawsuits were slowing economic development. The bill originally was intended to apply only...

...Juneau, Skagway and Haines is an important part of that. If there is any selfishness, it is not in Gov. Murkowski's administration, but on the part of Russo and other carpetbaggers. Mavis Irene Henricksen Skagway

...standards and laws in order to retain their hold on power. We certainly shouldn't be expecting anyone in Gov. Murkowski's administration to ask for Mr. Ruederich's resignation. They have been too busy raising money to get President Bush re-elected...

...Gilbertson on Thursday announced his resignation, becoming the third cabinet member this year to leave Gov. Frank Murkowski's administration. Gilbertson will take a newly created position with Providence Health System in Alaska, the not-for-profit...

...Tuesday, the Judicial Conduct Commission three Alaska lawyers and three public members, asked Gov. Frank Murkowski's administration to appeal the ruling. The Department of Law will make a decision in the next month, a spokesman said.

...as having a dual purpose: conducting official state business and attending re-election campaign events. Murkowski's administration director, Linda Perez, asked the five-member commission whether those dual-purpose trips must be reported...