U.S. Navy Welcomed to Alaska
Gov. Bill Walker welcomed the U.S. Navy to Alaska on May 16, when the U.S.S. O’Kane docked in Juneau for the week, and continued...
Settlement allows miners proceed with permitting process
A legal settlement reached between the Environmental Protection Agency and a Canadian mining firm that hopes to build a massive mine in the Bristol...
Protective measures sought as vessel traffic rises
A resolution urging the state of Alaska and congressional delegation to include Arctic Marine Safety Agreements in international agreements with coastal neighbors passed the...
Two judges named to Anchorage Superior Court
Attorneys Jennifer Stuart Henderson and Yvonne Lamoureux have been appointed to the Alaska Superior Court in Anchorage, Gov. Bill Walker announced on May 15.Henderson,...
Select lots of Multi-Grain Alaskan Cod recalled
Trident Seafoods Corp. has announced a voluntary recall of select lots of frozen Multi-Grain Alaskan Cod, which may contain small pieces of plastic.Trident officials...
House bill would create benefit corporations
Legislation to allow benefit corporations to operate in Alaska passed the House on May 16 by a vote of 28-11, and now goes to...
REAL ID bills move forward in Legislature
A bill to give the Alaska Department of Administration authority to adopt regulations to comply with the federal REAL ID Act passed the Alaska...
Alyeska marks 40 years of operations June 20
An 800-mile long oil pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez turns 40 on June 10, having transported more than 17 billion barrels of oil...
Jewel to perform at Salmonfest 2017
Organizers of Salmonfest 2017 have booked singer songwriter Jewel Kilcher, who grew up on a homestead near Homer, as the headliner for this year’s...
Additional repair needed for M/V Tustumena
The M/V Tustumena needs additional extensive steel wastage repair in its engine room and now will remain at the Vigor Ketchikan Shipyard longer than...
