A judge ruled June 25 that a commercial fishing group should pay part of the state of Alaska’s legal costs…
JUNEAU — Water and wastewater utility rates for Juneau residents and businesses will increase each year beginning Jan. 1 to…
ANCHORAGE (AP) — An Army garrison in Fairbanks will pay nearly $160,000 to government regulators after being found in violation…
JUNEAU (AP) — A consortium of tribes is seeking to intervene in support of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in…
JUNEAU — The chief of staff for the Alaska Veterans Affairs Health Care System said last week that recruitment of…
Nominations for the Alaska State Chamber of Commerce’s Top Business Awards are open through Aug. 1. Know a local chamber…
The National Marine Fisheries Service is working to improve its data on the impacts of recreational fishing. The agency recently…
The National Marine Fisheries Service is working on a draft policy that could incorporate more consideration of marine recreational fishing…
Built in 1972, the one-lane, steel stringer, wooden-decked Ninilchik River bridge leading into the village near the mouth of the…
The summer is moving along at an incredible pace. The fireweed is already blooming, rather than waiting for August. The…
In a dramatic development, North Slope oil producers have essentially erased a long-term decline trend that has existed for all…
ANCHORAGE – Ravn Alaska, formerly Era Alaska, has announced the launch of a new website. The ongoing rebranding process is…
JUNEAU (AP) — A state official says a tentative three-year agreement has been reached with the last of the unions…
