James Brooks is a State Reporter at various media outlets, including KTOO and Alaska Public Media. He covers a wide range of topics, primarily focusing on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and public policy, while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and The Seattle 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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The unexpected data proving local politicians are ignoring the national script
Since 1994, the Alaska Republican Party has sent absentee ballot applications to registered voters across the state, urging voters to cast their ballot by mail.
By: James Brooks
A New York-based child welfare advocacy group has dropped a lawsuit against the Alaska Office of Children's Services that alleged widespread misconduct by the state's foster care system.
By: Corinne Smith, James Brooks
The Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles sent “old data” to the Division of Elections, the state’s elections director told lawmakers, but the DMV says elections officials asked for it.
By: James Brooks
According to the complaint, two seats on the Alaska Retirement Management Board that are designated for the teachers’ and public employees’ unions have been vacant since March 1.
By: James Brooks
More than 600 U.S. citizens were mistakenly flagged as possible noncitizens and removed from Alaska's list of active voters earlier this year, the
By: James Brooks
The Alaska Supreme Court on Friday upheld a lower court's decision to dismiss a lawsuit by former state Sen.
By: James Brooks
An attorney defending the Alaska Division of Elections against a lawsuit argued in state court Friday that candidates for state office are not obliged to disclose their finances when they file for office.
By: James Brooks
An attorney defending the Alaska Division of Elections against a lawsuit argued in state court Friday that candidates for state office are not obliged to disclose their finances when they file for office.
By: James Brooks
A small cruise ship operating in Southeast Alaska made an unexpected detour on Monday night to help a 21-foot skiff that ran out of fuel between Petersburg and Juneau.
