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60+ Companies Join CMS’ New Initiative for Data Interoperability & Patient-Facing Apps

84% Center coverage: 13 sources

CMS launched a new initiative to promote better data interoperability and digital health innovation. As part of the effort, more than 60 organizations pledged to build patient-facing apps and support secure data sharing — including OpenAI, Amazon, Apple, Cleveland Clinic and Providence. The post 60+ Companies Join CMS’ New Initiative for Data Interoperability & Patient-Facing Apps appeared first on MedCity News.See the Story

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On Budget Vote, Murkowski Says She Was ‘Hung Out to Dry’ and Stuck Between 2 Bad Options

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GOP Defectors Join Alaska Dems to Override Dunleavy and Dump $51M More Into Failing Schools

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Alaska Democrats and their ideological allies in the GOP joined forces to thwart Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of $51 million in new funding, which state lawmakers had previously approved for Alaska’s chronically underperforming public education system.Education · Alaska See the Story

Business Leaders Eye Effect of Future Icebreakers on Arctic

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The cutter Storis is the U.S. Coast Guard’s first polar icebreaker acquired in more than 25 years. To be homeported in Juneau, the icebreaker will expand U.S. operations presence in the Arctic. It’s expected to be commissioned in Juneau later this month. (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard) A large cash infusion to the U.S. Coast Guard’s budget and recent comments by President Donald Trump are stoking optimism that the country’s limited iceb…Alaska · Alaska See the Story

Special session continues in almost-empty Alaska Capitol building

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Senate President Gary Stevens, talks to reporters at the start of a special legislative session on Saturday, Aug. 2, 2025, at the Alaska Capitol in Juneau. (Photo by James Brooks/Alaska Beacon)The legislators have left, but the special session of the Alaska State Legislature will continue through at least Aug. 19 as House and Senate majority leaders seek to prevent Gov. Mike Dunleavy from repeatedly ordering lawmakers back into session. Ordinari…Kodiak · Kodiak See the Story

Branson, Whiddon to step down from city posts in October

Kodiak City Mayor Pat Branson will step down at the end of her current term in October. Longtime city councilman John Whiddon also said Monday he would not run for another term.Kodiak · Kodiak Read Article

Kodiak fishing companies, manager fined $1M for violations of the Clean Water Act

Three Kodiak commercial fishing companies and its manager were served a civil penalty of over a million dollars for multiple violations of the Clean Water Act last week in Federal District Court in Anchorage.Anchorage, United States · Anchorage Read Article

Subsistence board seeks tribal input on bear harvest/sales

The Federal Subsistence Board is seeking comments from Kodiak tribal members and ANSCA corporation shareholders on two proposals to expand the subsistence bear harvest for Kodiak road system residents, and a third to allow sale of subsistence-harvested bear parts in…Kodiak · Kodiak Read Article

Alaska Lawmakers Override 2 Dunleavy Vetoes, Restoring $50M in Education Funding

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Lawmakers adjourned a joint session without considering any of Dunleavy’s other recent vetoes, including of school maintenance and construction funding and other bills that passed with bipartisan support.Mike Dunleavy · Juneau See the Story

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