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New village leaders seek eviction of predecessors
ANCHORAGE — The winning side of an Alaska village power dispute is asking a federal judge to help…
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Spokesman: Consultant’s contract not renewed
JUNEAU — The Alaska Gasline Development Corp. did not renew the contract for a South Carolina-based consultant once…
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Alaska Division of Forestry proposes road project on Prince of Wales Island
The Alaska Division of Forestry is proposing to upgrade a road on Prince of Wales Island as it…
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Fuel spills from tank supplying rural water treatment plant
KIANA — The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation is monitoring a spill of about 2,000 gallons of diesel…
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Anchorage police seek suspect in attempted carjacking
ANCHORAGE — Anchorage police are looking for a man suspected of trying to steal a car at gunpoint…
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Declining prices hit energy-producing states hard
CHEYENNE — Energy-producing states around the country are feeling the sting of lower prices for oil, natural gas…
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Kasilof special use plan faces pushback
KENAI — Several organizations on the Kenai Peninsula are voicing their opposition to a state plan that includes…
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Small rural school faces closure
FAIRBANKS — The only school in the small rural Interior Alaska community of Beaver is facing closure due…
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Marine highway leaders seek input on cuts, fees
Alaska Marine Highway System leaders are asking whether the system should increase rates, reduce its fleet or cut…
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Alaska phone books inch closer to disappearance
The phone book isn’t dead, but it’s clearly dying. On Wednesday, Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott signed a regulation…
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Gas project partners OK work plan, budget
JUNEAU — The partners in a major liquefied natural gas project that the state of Alaska is pursuing…
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Time given for talks in Alaska reality stars’ case
JUNEAU — A judge is giving attorneys time to discuss a possible resolution in a case involving members…
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State may approve 25-year lease for mine port
The Alaska Department of Natural Resources is preparing to approve a 25-year lease for a barge and boat…
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Ruling says Fairbanks engaged in unfair labor practices
FAIRBANKS — State labor officials have determined that the city of Fairbanks engaged in unfair labor practices in…
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Memorial dedicated to Kenai’s Charter Commission
KENAI — More than 50 years after Kenai’s founding fathers signed the city’s charter, making Kenai a home…
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Mom on trial for assaulting tot on flight
HONOLULU — A mother on trial for allegedly assaulting her 15-month-old daughter during a flight from Alaska to…
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Marijuana board says no to Outside investment
Alaska’s marijuana industry will remain restricted to Alaskans, at least for the time being. After a warning from…
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Miners propose new exploration road near Haines border
Mining company Constantine North Inc. has requested permission to build a 2.5-mile extension to an existing mine road…
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Wasilla man named to halibut panel
Jeffery Kauffman of Wasilla has been named an alternate to an Alaska resident seat on the International Pacific…
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Anchorage LGBT non- discrimination ordinance encounters opposition
ANCHORAGE — A new effort is underway to repeal the recently enacted Anchorage law protecting lesbian, gay, bisexual…