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| Tax Hike for Cruise Industry Dropped Amid Alaska Concerns FILE - This June 26, 2014, file photo, shows a cruise ship docked in Juneau, Alaska, while a paraglider soars above. The tax bill approved Saturday, Dec. 2, 2017, by the U.S. Senate will open part of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas drilling. The measure also struck down a proposed ...
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| Alaska marijuana sales set another record For Alaska's marijuana industry, things have certainly been busy. On Friday, the Alaska Department of Revenue disclosed the state received almost $1 million in marijuana tax revenue during the month of October. Tax collectors pocketed $953,591, a new single-month record for the state, which saw ...
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| Good neighbors and woosh.ji.een To celebrate cooperation and partnerships this holiday season, we are supplying a holiday tree to the Governor's House to highlight the special relationships between the Forest Service, the Alaska Native community, the State of Alaska and rural communities. The tree will be on public display at the ...
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| Prosecution nearing end of case against accused drug smuggler Zerisenay Gebregiorgis, 35, is facing a federal drug conspiracy charge after the Alaska State Troopers' Statewide Drug Enforcement Unit arrested him in Ketchikan in August 2016. In court on Monday, law enforcement officials provided details about drugs that came to Southeast Alaska in 2016.
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| Alaska senators tout tax bill provisions as beneficial The measure included a tax break for Alaska Native corporations intended to encourage trust contributions, and it struck down a proposed cruise ship tax that Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski said would have disproportionately affected her state. The bill isn't a done deal; the House and Senate passed ...
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| Hydro One refiles paperwork to take over AEL&P On Friday, state regulators announced that Hydro One filed its request Nov. 21. Public comments are being accepted through Dec. 21. This marks Hydro One's second filing with the Regulatory Commission of Alaska. The first takeover request was rejected by state regulators Nov. 13 on a technicality.
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| Gov. Walker hires new press secretary Austin Baird, formerly the state politics reporter for KTUU-TV, will join the governor's staff in the second week of December, it was announced last week. Baird replaces Katie Marquette, who left the governor's staff earlier this year to become spokesperson for the Alaska Department of Health and Social ...
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