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Could a new Alaska coal power plant be climate friendly? An $11 million study aims to find out.
One year and $250,000 later, Alaska's new spending database is missing in action
I just reviewed 1,000 pages of Alaska budget documents — so you don't have to.
Biden administration could wade into lawsuit over Southeast Alaska tribal fishing rights
Want to ski, shoot, and hang out with Anchorage Olympians? Try biathlon.
There's lots of gas in Cook Inlet. Here's why some companies aren't drilling.
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Mining exec: Alaska’s pricy, fossil fuel-based power could thwart investment
U.S. military quietly revokes planned contract for small nuclear plant at Alaska Air Force base
Monthly premiums for health insurance on the federal marketplace will rise 16% in Alaska next year
Sealaska's chief executive to depart, but company says its strategy will stay the same
Why I won't be sending you a Nat Herz bobblehead
If Alaska wants more Cook Inlet gas, taxpayers should get ready to pony up
A new rush arrives on the Seward Peninsula: for graphite, not gold
Amid natural gas crunch, an Alaska utility asks to resurrect in-state gas pipeline
Alaska watches, nervously, as Ukraine war pushes more Russian oil through Bering Strait
Alaska Gov. Dunleavy names ad consultant, talk show host Porcaro to commercial fisheries agency
LNG imports are likely coming to Anchorage. But advocates say policy changes can forestall them.
In brief: Gleason hands Alaska and AIDEA an Arctic Refuge defeat
The great Alaska walrus caper of 2023
Interesting stuff: Former Peltola chief of staff will lobby, consult for Alaska interests in D.C.
Alaska salmon fishermen fume over low prices, but processors say they're hurting too
Alaska Gov. Dunleavy fires two Susitna road opponents from land management advisory board
"We can go fishing": appeals court says Southeast Alaska troll fishery can open this summer
Alaska Gov. Dunleavy removes university researcher from energy task force leadership post
No relief for beleaguered Southeast Alaska trollers as judge rejects request to keep fishery open
News Donuts: Ambler delays, a North Slope tax dispute and growing opposition to Alaska's LNG project
Anchorage's electric utility elects two "clean energy" board candidates, re-elects incumbent chair
Interesting stuff: a Girdwood lodge proposal, a Dunleavy trip to Germany and seafood news
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Alaska’s university system says two science education leaders are on administrative leave
To protect orcas, federal judge orders closure of iconic Southeast Alaska troll fishery
AIDEA paid $63,500 to settle ex-spokesman's wrongful termination lawsuit
Fish hatcheries, long seen as a last resort, get a new look amid Yukon River salmon crisis
Alaska lawmakers: Keep your pay raise. But it's time to fix per diem.
Alaska Gov. Dunleavy passes over tribal advocate for fishery council post, fueling calls for change
Alaska odds and ends, and a quick European dispatch
Letter from Yakutat: Deep cuts on the Lost Coast
After four years, joy in Utqiaġvik at the messenger feast's return
Two companies' dispute over access to Alaska's next big oil development is now headed to court