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The House is divided over how to pay for expensive budget changes that could be funded from savings or with a wartime oil price spike.

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With some legislators betting on war-driven oil prices, the House failed to meet the threshold needed to fund the bill with savings.

Legislators dealing with the pipeline say they don’t have answers to basic questions, like how much the pipeline will cost and whether the gas it carries will be affordable to Alaskans.

The proposal would reestablish state authority to allow sport hunting of bears over bait stations on federal land.

Several other lawsuits pertaining to oil and gas work in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska are still pending in court.

A statewide survey shows most Alaskans consider microplastics a threat to contaminating our drinking water and food.

Officials with the Alaska National Guard said plans to deploy a trained rapid response force this month to support federal authorities in Washington D.C. has been pushed back to May.