Some Alaska lawmakers say new ethics rules are too limiting

Some Alaska legislators say a new ethics law aimed at addressing conflicts of interest goes too far, limiting interactions with constituents and their ability to weigh in on bills where they have expertise. The law's sponsor,...

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