ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — An Anchorage woman is looking for spice users and asking them to destroy their synthetic drug in exchange for marijuana. Health… Continue reading
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The latest on the opening day of the Alaska Legislature’s special session (all times local): 1:05 p.m. Republican legislative leaders say… Continue reading
JUNEAU — The U.S. Bureau of Land Management announced Thursday that it had approved a drilling permit that would clear the way for the first… Continue reading
The state of Alaska is negotiating up to the last minute on proposals that would guarantee major oil producers’ participation in the state’s liquefied natural… Continue reading
Photo: Dance the dancePhoto by Megan Pacer/Peninsula ClarionInstructor Raymond Hanson leads a group of about 15 people in swing and cha cha lessons during a… Continue reading
The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities is seeking public comment before it moves forward with planned safety updates to a 21-mile stretch of… Continue reading
Shannon Bird’s brother Les Rappe died in a car accident in Nikiksi in 2008. His seatbelt wasn’t buckled, a detail Bird was unaware of until… Continue reading
Despite several hours of discussion, the Alaska’s Board of Fisheries members did not come to a decision whether to move its 2017 Upper Cook Inlet… Continue reading
KODIAK, Alaska — Organizers of a cleanup along coastlines in Alaska and British Columbia are waiting for authorization to be able to sort through a… Continue reading
A towering bull moose stepped into the clearing in front of them. They had seen a number of smaller moose, some wolves, swans and cow… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — The pilot of an air taxi that crashed in Soldotna in 2013, killing all 10 people on board, underestimated the weight of the… Continue reading
When members of Alaska’s remote Native villages need to share their concerns about environmental conservation, they can turn a handful of Refuge Information Technicians tasked… Continue reading
The Girdwood post of the Alaska State Troopers, originally slated to be closed Jan. 1, will remain open at least through June 30, troopers say.… Continue reading
Winter, spring, summer and fall, lots of people are coming to Alaska.Visitor numbers were steady or increased nearly everywhere across the state during the latest… Continue reading
Though BlueCrest Energy is on schedule to begin drilling for oil, the gas production is on hold.BlueCrest Energy’s shore-based drill and pad, located about six… Continue reading
JUNEAU — Three days before the start of the special session, legislators and Gov. Bill Walker tussled Wednesday over logistics while the session’s agenda remained… Continue reading
More than 275 Nikiski residents turned out Monday night to hear about the options for relocating the Kenai Spur Highway. The Alaska LNG facility, a… Continue reading
Although the ordinance allowing a sales tax to be collected in Soldotna on non-prepared food items was repealed in the Oct. 6 regular election, customers… Continue reading
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has selected Scott Kelley as the new director for the Division of Commercial Fisheries.The position has been vacant… Continue reading
