Governor Dunleavy's veto pen is targeted at state revenue sharing, efforts to recruit childcare workers, medicare reimbursement for caretakers, and at an Alaska statehood icon, the late Vic Fischer. Also a $1.8 million legal bill comes due in a subsistence lawsuit the state lost in a series of court battles.

Governor Dunleavy’s veto pen is targeted at state revenue sharing, efforts to recruit childcare workers, medicare reimbursement for caretakers, and at an Alaska statehood icon, the late Vic Fischer. Also a $1.8 million legal bill comes due in a subsistence lawsuit the state lost in a series of court battles.

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