AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDenali Access: New rules allow up to 160 vehicles a day on the park’s restricted road, if resource and visitor-experience standards are met. Health Care: Juneau officials warn federal Medicaid changes could cost Bartlett Regional Hospital up to $4 million a year, threatening services relied on across Southeast Alaska. Alaska’s Races: Republican Nick Begich and independent Bill Hill clashed in a statewide House debate over affordability, health care, resource development and their records. Energy: Taiwan says it plans to invest up to $4.4 billion in the proposed Alaska LNG project; President Trump has also touted a 20-year deal for Taiwan to buy 30% of its output, but the project’s future remains uncertain. Rural Connectivity: The FCC proposed $162 million for mobile broadband expansion in Alaska. Winter Travel: State crews have ended regular maintenance on the Taylor and Top of the World highways, McCarthy Road and Rampart Road until spring; officials warn conventional vehicles should avoid the routes.
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