AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUkraine & Sanctions: Fourteen senators, including Mitch McConnell and John Cornyn, are urging President Trump to rescind reports that Vladimir Putin will attend the G20 in Miami and to keep sanctioned Russian officials out of remaining U.S. events. Public Lands & Subsistence: The U.S. Forest Service will hold subsistence hearings in Ketchikan and Craig (plus Anchorage and online sessions) as it weighs changes tied to rolling back the 2001 Roadless Rule, which could affect Tongass and other Alaska forest lands. Alaska Politics: A New York Times report on alleged hostile behavior and slurs by former Mary Peltola staffers is already drawing sharp responses from Alaska Democrats and Republicans as it could sway a key U.S. Senate race. Housing: Juneau rent growth slowed as multifamily construction picked up, with the city permitting a surge of new units in 2025. Rural Health: Alaska is preparing a second application round for the Rural Health Transformation Program, even as it’s still working through first-year funding distribution. Business: Afognak Native Corporation bought a majority stake in the parent company of Weaver Bros. and Doyle’s fuel and transport operations, expanding into Alaska freight and fuel logistics.
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