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| Looking Back: January 2, 2018 With a pair of "Alaska Clean Water" initiatives and two others, they aim to stop or at least slow the development of a mine at Pebble, the giant deposit of copper, gold and molybdenum near Lake Iliamna in southwest Alaska. They say the state's environmental laws aren't strong enough to protect the local ...
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| Construction to begin on North Pole water utility expansion The lowest bid, $41.5 million, by Peak Oilfield Services and Alaska Directional, was incomplete and was removed from consideration, according to a summary of the proposals. The state, the city of North Pole and Flint Hills entered into an agreement last February to expand the North Pole water system.
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| Eighth grade teacher empowers through work, wrestling States said she discovered her love of teaching through that work. After graduating, States returned to Fairbanks and got her master's degree in Education from the University of Alaska Fairbanks in 2012. "Teaching is a job where you know that what you're doing is actually making a difference," States ...
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| Gas prices projected to remain steady in short term The state's $2.15 average is two cents lower than Missouri ($2.17). Other states with low gasoline prices include Arkansas ... Hawaii has the nation's highest average gasoline prices ($3.29), followed by Alaska ($3.10) and California ($3.07). Other states with high gasoline prices include Washington ...
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