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| Alaska prisons seek reduction of drug smuggling ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska Department of Corrections officials say they're making improvements aimed at reducing the amount drugs being smuggled into state prison facilities. KTUU-TV reports that inmate overdoses and criminal charges related to prison drug smuggling from earlier this year ...
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| Bullets, ballots and babies: A look at new state laws coming in 2018 The new year will also bring a boost in the minimum wage in several states. Unlike the federal rate that's staying put at $7.25, 10 states will phase-in pay bumps that will eventually hit the $15 per hour mark while workers in eight states – Alaska, Florida, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, Ohio ...
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| Feds jump into transboundary mining dispute Acid drainage from the Tulsequah Chief Mine, northeast of Juneau, discolors a leaking containment pond next to the Tulsequah River in British Columbia in 2013. The U.S. State Department is addressing concerns that other B.C. mines will pollute Alaska rivers. (Photo courtesy Chris Miller/Trout ...
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| Ketchikan Considers Ordinance on Health Care Transparency ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Ketchikan officials are seeking an ordinance requiring health care practitioners in the city to disclose estimated medical ... a measure adopted in Anchorage earlier this year that aimed to make health care costs more transparent, the Alaska Journal of Commerce reported .
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| Unique payment plan for companies who owe TAPS settlement money An above-ground section of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System near the Toolik Lake Research Station in the North Slope Borough. (Photo by Rashah McChesney/Alaska's Energy Desk) On Dec. 14, lawyers for the State of Alaska announced that they'd reached a massive multi-million dollar settlement ...
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