Feds officially cancel conservation rule for public lands
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management formally cancelled the so-called “Public Land Rule,” which required the agency to consider conservation…
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admin The state of Alaska could spend nearly $200 million on oil exploration, leasing in Arctic refuge
Alaska’s industrial development agency this week is set to vote on spending $190 million on...
Alaska lawmakers raise education lawsuit conflict concern for attorney general designee
Stephen Cox is the treasurer and founding member of a new private Christian school in Anchorage, scheduled to open in…
Alaska Legislature considers exempting some Native corporations from public disclosure
Lawmakers are considering a change to the exemption requirements in state law for Alaska Native village corporations.
Alaska to recognize Hispanic Heritage Month under new law
Alaska will recognize Hispanic Heritage Month under a new law signed by Gov. Mike Dunleavy.
More Alaska crude flows to Asia as Strait of Hormuz stays shut
Two recent shipments from Alaska to Asia amount to an uptick that could be linked to the market disruptions caused…
Bit by bit, progress is made on the ambitious Alaska Long Trail plan
Supporters say interconnected trails benefit residents and the tourism industry, but the outlook for future funding is mixed.
Gulf of Alaska king salmon are not endangered species, federal government concludes
The decision involves a petition submitted in January 2024 by a Washington state-based conservation group, which later sued on the…
Air Force One, with Trump aboard, makes brief stop in Anchorage en route to Asia
Also traveling on Air Force One with the president en route to China were Elon Musk, Sean Hannity, and NVIDIA…
After 10-year truce, a major tax dispute looms over the trans-Alaska pipeline system
This week, a state review board will hold a formal hearing to determine the value of the trans-Alaska pipeline system.