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| Peninsula job losses continue into retail, tourism sectors Since 2016, Alaska has lost about 9,900 jobs, according to the forecast. "One reason statewide losses are slowing is that oil and gas, state government, professional and business services, and construction have already taken significant hits over the last couple of years and their job counts are stabilizing ...
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| Warming Alaska poses threat to humans Reports have shown Alaska is warming twice as fast as the rest of the United States. Over the last 60 years, summer temperatures have averaged 3 degrees higher annually and winter temperatures averaged 6 degrees higher, according to the 2014 report. "So this really prompted us to start thinking that ...
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| Local pot business expecting slight chill from federal change The practicalities of running a state-legal business based on a nationally-illegal product have became more complicated in some respects but ... in others, after U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced changes last week that may enable federal marijuana prosecution in states such as Alaska that ...
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| Vice President Pence to tour Alaska missile defense sites "The Vice President will reaffirm to the leaders of Japan and South Korea the United States' unwavering commitment to our allies and to deter and defend against the North Korean threat. In addition to showing support for our U.S. athletes, the Vice President will show his confidence in and appreciation ...
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| Senior center board member resigns after public calls for his ouster Late last year, a massage therapist accused him of exposing himself to her, but the Alaska State Troopers ultimately did not file charges. The official report of the incident says that the trooper believed a crime could not be substantiated. Not all who spoke were in favor of Register's removal from the board ...
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| Alaska governor to assemble advisory group on commuter rail The task force will also have a representative from the city-state Anchorage transportation agency and from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, as well as two public members. A rail link between Wasilla and Anchorage has been studied many times over the years and has led to several large reports that ...
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| Juneau's eagle nest buffers scrapped on 5-4 vote He noted that tree work in recent years near the State Department of Transportation facility near Mile 7 on Glacier Highway seemed to invite even more eagles to roost. "I think if you want to look at eagles, they are still around and in fact, they are taking advantage of some of the activity that our community ...
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| Rep. Wilson says she was bullied by a fellow legislator ANCHORAGE (KTUU) - The North Pole member of the Alaska House, who is refusing to attend sexual harassment training in Juneau until a case against a former legislator is ... More recently, before Stoltze left the Legislature, Wilson said he had wanted the state to pay for a water project in his district.
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| Protect the Permanent Fund It is the first time I have seen such tunnel vision in Alaska. We are a state where listening to the people has kept us both solvent and a place where each individual was and is equally important as the whole. Somehow we have managed for a long long time to make people equally as important than the ...
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