Anchorage leaders discuss a municipal sales tax, Tudor Elementary families voice concerns over plans to close the school and the latest news coming out of Washington.

Anchorage leaders discuss a municipal sales tax, Tudor Elementary families voice concerns over plans to close the school and the latest news coming out of Washington.

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The Morning Edition Nov. 7, 2024

With election ballots still to be counted and the start of the Alaska legislative session more than two months away, the Alaska Senate Bipartisan Coalition announced leadership positions on Thursday for the 34th Alaska State Legislature.

With election ballots still to be counted and the start of the Alaska legislative session more than two months away, the Alaska Senate Bipartisan Coalition announced leadership positions on Thursday for the 34th Alaska State Legislature.

News at 6 - Nov. 7, 2024

Less than one day after Donald Trump's historic win over Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential race, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy sat down with Alaska's News Source political reporter Steve Kirch to discuss the electoral win, his own election night experience, what Trump's victory means to Alaska and the state's energy resource needs, and how his role as governor might change in the future.

Less than one day after Donald Trump's historic win over Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential race, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy sat down with Alaska's News Source political reporter Steve Kirch to discuss the electoral win, his own election night experience, what Trump's victory means to Alaska and the state's energy resource needs, and how his role as governor might change in the future.

In Depth: Gov. Dunleavy talks Trump victory, what it means for Alaska

Early election results suggest that the 17-member bipartisan Senate Majority could be shaken up next session, and the three-member conservative-leaning Senate Minority will have a louder voice. That and more aftermath from the 2024 election in Alaska.

Early election results suggest that the 17-member bipartisan Senate Majority could be shaken up next session, and the three-member conservative-leaning Senate Minority will have a louder voice. That and more aftermath from the 2024 election in Alaska.

The Morning Edition Nov. 7, 2024

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