Golden State Warriors guard Brandin Podziemski has emerged as one of the most animated - and dedicated - supporters of the ...

GLOUCESTER — As a thick fog rolled over Gloucester Harbor, a man in a white T-shirt stepped out onto a 40-foot greased telephone pole suspended above the surf. He slipped and fell into the water.

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Thursday signaled on social media that he would use his veto pen to reduce spending in the budget due to Alaska’s strained fiscal situation. “Basically, we don’t ...

Dunleavy also vetoed $25.1 million set aside for school maintenance and repairs, despite a KYUK, NPR and ProPublica investigation this year that found many rural schools in disrepair.

Jun. 12—Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Thursday vetoed a total of $76 million in school funding from the budget for the fiscal year beginning in July. The Legislature in May voted to override ...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy told legislative leaders Monday that he had vetoed a bipartisan bill that the heads of the state House and Senate say was necessary to address what they described as a ...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed more than $122 million from Alaska’s annual budget plan before signing it into law Thursday.

On June 12, Gov. Dunleavy unilaterally vetoed $200 of the $700 statutory funding increase lawmakers appropriated earlier this session. No governor in the 26 year history of Alaska’s current funding ...

It will be Gov. Dunleavy’s fault because he is unwilling to give up his vanity project of remaking public education in the state and because he is apparently unable to compromise, as the adults ...

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Thursday signed the budget for the next fiscal year, and announced that he had vetoed $51 million in school funding. The Legislature in May voted ...

Illegal migrants in America could be left at the mercy of bears if a top Donald Trump aide gets his way. White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy, Stephen Miller, has called on Republican ...

The Republican Party of Florida has taken to fundraising off the detention center, selling branded T-shirts and beer koozies emblazoned with the facility’s name.