JUNEAU — The prospect of a special session looms as Alaska lawmakers hit their fourth month in regular session without…
Add promotional hats, water bottles, visors and other promotional items to the list of ways Alaska hopes to balance its…
The Alaska marijuana industry first business licenses will be issued in June, and the most crucial kind have the lowest…
HOUSTON — The number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. dropped by nine this week…
The round tables were fringed with people chatting leisurely and exchanging bits of news, like they were on lunch break….
JUNEAU — After a month of debate, the Alaska House of Representatives has approved legislation that cuts the annual state…
PALMER — The state is seeking out a new owner for the only federally approved slaughterhouse in southcentral Alaska, as…
Governance at Soldotna’s Central Peninsula Hospital will go directly to the hospital’s operating board and the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly….
Facing decreased revenue from the state, the Kenai Peninsula Borough has proposed merging the Capital Projects Department with its Purchasing…
Don Stead will realize his dream of owning a brewery with his wife Sherry when Grace Ridge Brewing opens up…
Issues discussed in Homer Electric Association’s annual members meeting, held May 4 at Kenai Central High School, include what the…
The only company to drill an exploratory oil well in Alaska’s Chukchi Sea following a 2008 federal lease sale confirmed…
No bids for Cook Inlet oil and gas leases No bids were opened for state oil and gas leases in…
