Morning meeting looks at local impact of state, national political climates.
Miners and timber interests upset, environmentalists thrilled, Sen. Sullivan vows retaliation
“This is going to happen again, and if it gets warmer and not wetter things can go south.”
Other commemorations echoed the Rev. Bernice King’s reminder.
Dunleavy outlines legislation for plan he hopes will earn $900 million a year.
In narrow vote, members cited past investigations, fiscal impact as reasons for not moving forward.
Report features 3 alternatives based on earlier public input; 2 public meetings set for this month.
Assembly members rank housing projects high, while school board opts for new tactic of broader goals
The world’s glaciers are shrinking and disappearing faster than scientists thought…
The effects of climate change are being felt far and wide.
University of Alaska Southeast biologist was lead author on the paper
It was the most rain recorded in Juneau since 1936
Unprecedented elections, record rain and much more.
Hilcorp Alaska LLC submitted the sole bid — $63,983 for an area covering 5,693 acres.
One year before Alaska became part of America, 21-year old William Dall ascended the Yukon River on a sled, pulled by dogs. The man who… Continue reading
There isn’t a minute to lose.
The lawsuit asks that a judge strike down the environmental review underlying the lease sale.
How the governor is making a “$900 million a year or bust” bet on Alaska’s financial future
Governor says no major increases or cuts, “full PFD”; bets long-term stability on carbon credits
“De-extinction” company adopts fossils for Alaska school districts.