AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAlaska Politics: Alaska Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom reversed course and reinstated Treg Taylor to the governor’s race after the Alaska Public Offices Commission had said he didn’t substantially comply with financial disclosure rules, raising fresh questions about how election law is applied. Local Government: Ketchikan City Council discussed its 2028 capital project and legislative policy priorities as the borough prepares its Community Priority List for the governor and Legislature. Planning & Growth: Ketchikan Borough is weighing a neighborhood plan for Herring Cove, with staff recommending it move forward after research and scoping. Wildlife & Logging: The U.S. Forest Service wrapped up goshawk surveys on Wrangell Island ahead of potential timber sales—no goshawks were found, but the surveys are required before logging can proceed. Energy & Environment: A new report says U.S. Fish and Wildlife staffing has dropped sharply nationwide, including big cuts in Alaska, as agencies face fewer workers. Sports: Bartlett beat Dimond 55-22 in a homecoming spoiler, fueled by a big rushing attack. World: U.S. forces struck three Iranian oil tankers after IRGC ballistic missile attacks on U.S. Navy ships, including one near Kharg Island, escalating fears for global energy supplies.
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