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| Education leaders release vision for Alaska public schools JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — State education leaders have released what they see as a vision for improving Alaska's public school system. The report includes recommendations built around the goals of increasing student success; cultivating safety and well-being; and supporting "responsible and reflective ...
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| Report: Alaskans fourth highest greenhouse gas emitters per-capita The state's per-capita emissions are still some of the highest in the nation, but overall, Alaska is 40th out of all 50 states and Washington, D.C. for greenhouse gas emissions. According to the new report, Alaska has the fourth highest per-capita greenhouse gas emissions of any state in the country.
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| Alaska Legislature considers bills to create electronic hunting, fishing licenses The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is envisioning something similar for hunting and fishing licenses in the 49th state. On Monday, the Alaska House Judiciary Committee heard testimony on House Bill 129. Included within HB 129 is a clause that states, "A license in actual possession may be in ...
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| Merger Could Delay Plans to Reopen Nikiski Fertilizer Plant If Nutrien were to reopen the plant, it would be able to take advantage of a tax credit crafted by Republican state Rep. Mike Chenault of Nikiski, which went into effect in July 2017. Nutrien's corporate income tax liability would be credited equal to the royalty payments made to the state by the producers ...
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| Hawks earn top seed in Division II state tourney Houston and Monroe Catholic, seeded second in the state tournament, entered a two-game Greatland Conference series during the final weekend of the regular season tied with undefeated marks in conference play. Monroe skated to a 3-2 overtime win Jan. 26. Houston answered with a 2-1 overtime ...
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| Ice Alaska needs financial support: It's up to the community to decide if the event will happen Hank Bartos, the chairman of the Ice Alaska board is calling the 2018 ice art event a "dry run" under a new business model at a new venue, the Tanana Valley State Fairgrounds, March 10-17. Mr. Bartos said the board is not seeking cash right away. Instead it is looking for pledges to donate money equal ...
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