Alaska Governor’s Race: Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom reversed course late Friday and reinstated AG Treg Taylor onto the November ballot after a finance-disclosure dispute, keeping Alaska’s GOP primary shakeups in play. Courts & Voting Rights: The Alaska Court of Appeals tossed a Whittier woman’s felony voter misconduct indictment, saying prosecutors used the wrong legal standard and misled a grand jury—an outcome that could ripple through similar cases tied to American Samoan residents. Public Safety: Prosecutors cleared officers and a trooper in a June 28 Fairbanks shooting after body-camera footage showed the victim pointing a handgun before deadly force. Energy & Environment: The Trump administration moved to streamline Arctic oil permitting by exempting certain NPR-A projects from individual environmental reviews, aiming for faster approvals. Tribal Health: Federal officials transferred ownership of Alaska Native Medical Center to the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, a major step toward tribal control of healthcare. Arctic Governance: Inuit leaders announced Nome will host the 2030 Inuit Circumpolar Council General Assembly. Aviation: Security Aviation identified pilots killed in a Southwest Alaska crash near a radar site. Federal Workforce: A report says U.S. Fish and Wildlife staffing fell sharply, including major losses in Alaska. Politics & Travel: Trump’s campaign travel plans include Alaska, while GOP leaders debate how much to lean on him heading into midterms.