Alaska Journal
Oil and gas pipeline developers around the country are frustrated at the delays and legal... Read More
The Alaska Gasline Development Corp. is drastically cutting its staffing while it is in the midst... Read More
Alberta’s oil sands producers have done a good job of overcoming technical challenges to boost... Read More
Federal regulators all but confirmed Nikiski should be the terminus of the proposed $43 billion... Read More
Furie Operating Alaska has returned to meeting some, but not all, of the natural gas supply... Read More
Fisheries fared better than most in terms of Gov. Michael J. Dunleavy’s budget cuts.
Just less... Read More
One fisheries item that appears to have escaped Gov. Michael J. Dunleavy’s veto pen so far is his... Read More
Editor's note: This article has been updated to correct that the 2018 Kenai River personal-use... Read More
Environmental Protection Agency headquarters leaders want their Pacific Northwest colleagues to... Read More
More than 1.3 million acres of federal land in Alaska are a big step closer to being “open... Read More
As the recent trade war with China has escalated, Beijing has implied that it may retaliate by... Read More
Interior Alaska leaders believe early concerns have been quelled over the ability of communities... Read More
One of Alaska’s largest shipping companies is investing in the state.
Span Alaska Transportation... Read More
Anchorage and Kodiak were the only two areas where vacancies rose in 2018 and rents dropped,... Read More
Lack of new housing starts, particularly in duplex and multi-family, make it a good time for the... Read More
Canadian food brokers and marketers recently gave a handful of Alaska startups a taste of what it... Read More
Some people don’t find a lifelong career because of an intense calling to a specific field. They... Read More
Ask experts in the area and they’ll tell you: the blue economy is the future of Alaska’s economic... Read More
My name is Penny and my job is unique: I am an improvement district worker.
What does that mean? I... Read More
As the recent trade war with China has escalated, Beijing has implied that it may retaliate by... Read More
In this austere budget environment, and after intense scrutiny, the Legislature passed a budget... Read More
The zombie legislative session that will not sine die staggers on aimlessly, consuming the brains... Read More
Alaskans know that the future of our state depends on our ability to responsibly extract natural... Read More
The primary users of Anchorage’s beleaguered port want city officials to delay the first major rehabilitation work at the port in years while port leaders continue to discover earthquake damage to critical infrastructure.
Federal regulators all but confirmed Nikiski should be the terminus of the proposed $43 billion Alaska LNG Project when they released the draft version of its environmental review June 28, but officials hopeful to see the project in two other areas have very divergent views on that conclusion.
The primary users of Anchorage’s beleaguered port want city officials to delay the first major... Read More
JUNEAU — On a given summer day in Juneau, it can be hard to tell that there may be 10,000 tourists... Read More
A well-intended new Alaska law has gone awry from a botched rollout that has turned thousands of... Read More
The U.S. Coast Guard is on track to have another icebreaker in five years, but how much time the... Read More
The Alaska House failed by one vote Monday to win sufficient support to use reserve funds to help... Read More
As legislators continue to posture in Wasilla and Juneau, a small group of them continues analyzing... Read More
JUNEAU — Two weeks before an anticipated special session in Wasilla, the leaders of the Alaska... Read More
Legislators have done their part to at least end the threat of a government shutdown by passing a... Read More
Questions continue to bubble up about potential changes to state cannabis taxes to keep... Read More
As the Marijuana Control Board is working on hemming up the regulations for on-site... Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — As Congress bears down on big tech companies, two senators want to force giants... Read More
A small Southwest Alaska village is trying to integrate the power of an iconic Alaska river into... Read More
A new rule about how telecommunications companies can use some of their funding from the federal... Read More
The Trump administration sanctions against Huawei have begun to bite even though their dimensions... Read More
Gov. Michael J. Dunleavy’s cuts to the state Medicaid budget have providers holding their breaths... Read More
Gov. Michael J. Dunleavy’s administration is looking into making Alaska the first state to... Read More
Medical providers may have more options for offering services digitally if the Legislature approves... Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — The financial condition of the government’s bedrock retirement programs for... Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — Chairman Jerome Powell signaled July 10 that the Federal Reserve is... Read More
NEW YORK (AP) — Why is the stock market so happy and the bond market so gloomy?
Just... Read More
With more than $4.5 billion in assets under management from offices on the 11th floor of the JL... Read More
The Permanent Fund rebounded from a tough finish to 2018 with a 6.48 percent quarter that... Read More
Shannon Butler, Specialty Accounts officer at Denali-A Division of Nuvision Credit Union,... Read More
The Mat-Su Health Foundation has hired Victoria Flint as grants manager and Omari Richins as... Read More
Alaska’s Railbelt electric utility leaders are headed back to the drawing board after five years of work now that efforts to jointly manage the region’s transmission infrastructure have failed, at least for the time being.
Oil and gas pipeline developers around the country are frustrated at the delays and legal... Read More
Alberta’s oil sands producers have done a good job of overcoming technical challenges to boost... Read More
Federal regulators all but confirmed Nikiski should be the terminus of the proposed $43 billion... Read More
Furie Operating Alaska has returned to meeting some, but not all, of the natural gas supply... Read More
Editor's note: This article has been updated to correct that the 2018 Kenai River personal-use... Read More
More than 1.3 million acres of federal land in Alaska are a big step closer to being “open... Read More
Canadian food brokers and marketers recently gave a handful of Alaska startups a taste of what it... Read More
Some people don’t find a lifelong career because of an intense calling to a specific field. They... Read More
Ask experts in the area and they’ll tell you: the blue economy is the future of Alaska’s economic... Read More
My name is Penny and my job is unique: I am an improvement district worker. What does that mean? I... Read More
The zombie legislative session that will not sine die staggers on aimlessly, consuming the brains... Read More
The primary users of Anchorage’s beleaguered port want city officials to delay the first major rehabilitation work at the port in years while port leaders continue to discover earthquake damage to critical infrastructure.
Federal regulators all but confirmed Nikiski should be the terminus of the proposed $43 billion Alaska LNG Project when they released the draft version of its environmental review June 28, but officials hopeful to see the project in two other areas have very divergent views on that conclusion.
The primary users of Anchorage’s beleaguered port want city officials to delay the first major... Read More
JUNEAU — On a given summer day in Juneau, it can be hard to tell that there may be 10,000 tourists... Read More
The U.S. Coast Guard is on track to have another icebreaker in five years, but how much time the... Read More
The Alaska House failed by one vote Monday to win sufficient support to use reserve funds to help... Read More
As legislators continue to posture in Wasilla and Juneau, a small group of them continues analyzing... Read More
JUNEAU — Two weeks before an anticipated special session in Wasilla, the leaders of the Alaska... Read More
Legislators have done their part to at least end the threat of a government shutdown by passing a... Read More
A small Southwest Alaska village is trying to integrate the power of an iconic Alaska river into... Read More
A new rule about how telecommunications companies can use some of their funding from the federal... Read More
Gov. Michael J. Dunleavy’s cuts to the state Medicaid budget have providers holding their breaths... Read More
Gov. Michael J. Dunleavy’s administration is looking into making Alaska the first state to... Read More
Medical providers may have more options for offering services digitally if the Legislature approves... Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — Chairman Jerome Powell signaled July 10 that the Federal Reserve is... Read More
With more than $4.5 billion in assets under management from offices on the 11th floor of the JL... Read More
The Permanent Fund rebounded from a tough finish to 2018 with a 6.48 percent quarter that... Read More