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Once Gov. Bill Walker signs House Bill 111 into law, cashable tax credits to oil and gas companies working in Alaska will be a thing of the past.
But the bill that became contentious in legislative debates — despite House Democrats, Senate Republicans and Walker agreeing on the major aforementioned policy change — has many other subtle but substantive provisions.
For starters, it does not end all tax credits, or even all of them related to oil and gas projects.
It’s not a typical “grief album”
The request comes as new COVID cases are increasing in Alaska
Critics of the project called the move an important step in a yearslong fight to stop the mine
Foreign exchange students receive send-off in Nikiski
Sport fishing will be open for three upcoming weekends
His announcement comes a week after the end of the 32nd Alaska Legislature
The board could continue work and possibly write a different map for the elections from 2024 onward
Intermittent blasting work will continue next week
The issue will be back before the body on June 1
