Iris Samuels is a reporter with a focus on local news in Anchorage, Alaska. She has written for various publications including Anchorage Daily News, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo News. Iris covers a wide range of topics including politics, environmental issues, and legal matters, providing in-depth reporting and analysis on important stories impacting the community.
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Iris Samuels predominantly covers local political and legal matters in Alaska, with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations. Given her coverage of specific lawsuits, political events, and legislative developments, she would likely value pitches from experts who have direct knowledge or insights into the intricacies of Alaska's legal and political landscape.
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By: Iris Samuels
The entrance to the Senate Chamber at the Alaska State Capitol in Juneau on February 26, 2024. (Marc Lester / ADN)
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By: Sean Maguire, Iris Samuels
Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s proposal did not account for education funding increase, though he said he would consider a $200 million boost.
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By: Sean Maguire, Iris Samuels
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy summarizes his proposed budget to Facebook views in a video on Thursday. (Facebook)
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By: Iris Samuels
The bill would eliminate provisions that reduce Social Security benefits for people who have worked in Alaska’s public sector.
By: Iris Samuels, Sean Maguire
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy discusses his proposed budget in a news conference live-streamed Thursday on social media.
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By: Iris Samuels
The change comes after Alaska Education Commissioner Deena Bishop told school districts to reconsider the practice.
By: Iris Samuels
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The Anchorage School District said Thursday that it would no longer rely on remote instruction on days when schools are closed
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By: Iris Samuels
Aubrey VanAusdal plants green leaf lettuce starts at Pyrah's Pioneer Peak Farm in Butte on May 26, 2022.
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By: Iris Samuels
(Associated Press) Alaska's U.S. senators voted in favor of a bill that is set to increase Social Security benefits for thousands of the state's residents.
By: Iris Samuels
Alaska's U.S. senators voted in favor of a bill that is set to increase Social Security benefits for thousands of the state's residents.
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