James Brooks is a State Reporter at KTOO. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on the intersections of healthcare, education, and regional interests. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Washington Post, Alaska Public Media, and the Los Angeles Times.
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James Brooks focuses on government and legal policy regulation, primarily covering local matters in Alaska and Anchorage. His articles emphasize research, funding, and university-related topics with a significant focus on French research as well.
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Johnstown Magazine is a positive and forward-thinking monthly publication for the people of our region.
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By James Brooks / Alaska Beacon The state may soon offer managed retirement accounts to businesses in Alaska that don't already offer a retirement plan for their employees.
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By James Brooks / Alaska Beacon Alaska's state and municipal employees and public school teachers will not have access to pensions again this year.
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Alaska’s state and municipal employees and public school teachers will not have access to pensions again this year. The pension program was eliminated for new hires 20 years ago. In a 33-27 vote …
By: James Brooks
The Alaska Legislature on May 21 opened a 30-day special session on the governor’s pitch to dramatically cut property taxes on the proposed multibillion-dollar trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline and …
State prosecutors in Utqiagvik have charged a North Slope Borough employee with allegedly crashing a fuel truck while drunk.
By: James Brooks
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has vetoed a bill from Rep. Genevive Mina, D-Anchorage, that sought to raise the priority of public transit programs like buses in state transportation planning.
The proposed trans-Alaska natural gas line faces a narrow road to profitability, even with Gov. Mike Dunleavy's proposed multibillion-dollar tax break, according to estimates presented to state legislators.
By: James Brooks
Alaska's largest planned solar farm , expected to break ground west of Anchorage this summer, is likely to deliver cheaper electricity than possible
Former Alaska Gov. Bill Walker said Thursday that he is considering whether to formally file as a candidate for governor on Monday, the deadline to enter the 2026 race.
