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Operations suspended at Canada’s Mount Polly mine
Declining copper prices are to blame.
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Alaska guide pleads guilty to herding bears toward clients
Brian Simpson was also fined $35,000 and sentenced to a year of probation.
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Alaska port official charged with trying to drown daughter
Todd Cowles of Anchorage is charged with two counts of attempted murder.
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Sexual violence, capital move and the PFD: Here’s four of the most important pre-filed bills
The 31st Legislative Session convenes next Tuesday.
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Alaska court upholds Republican recount win in House race
The result of the House District 1 race in Fairbanks was challenged.
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Alaska begins issuing licenses compliant with REAL ID
Residents will need to get a new one by October 2020.
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Dunleavy seeks disaster declaration after earthquake
The money would help the state recover more quickly.
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Warmer temperatures could cost Alaska up to $700 million
The effects of climate change could be costly.
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Security concerns prompt closing of dividend applications
Information of other users popped up on applicants’ computer screens.
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Dunleavy’s promises on dividend, crime will be watched
He’ll try to implement campaign promises involving politically thorny issues.
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Murkowski to revive bill meant to help Native American women
The legislation received unanimous Senate approval, but was blocked in the House.
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New Alaska ferries need $30M in work before entering service
Ferries Tazlina and Hubbard to be used on longer routes than originally planned.
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Some families displaced by Anchorage earthquake
More than 40 people had been placed in hotel rooms as of Dec. 14.
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Alaska regulators approve rules for onsite marijuana use
The move is a significant step for the cannabis industry.
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Dunleavy among new leaders to meet with Trump
The meeting is the “first of many opportunities to work in concert with the president.”
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Court invalidates four timber sales in Tongass National Forest
Environmental groups get the win.