OPINION: The premise that Doug Vincent-Lang is unqualified for his position as acting director of the Alaska Division of Wildlife Conservation is dead wrong.
A resolution under debate in Juneau seeks to better balance state and commercial interests on a federal council that manages a million square miles of Alaska fishing waters.
Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an air quality permit for the Healy Clean Coal Plant, but challenges are expected. Don't expect the long-idle generator online soon.
After years of short-term FAA reauthorizations, the U.S. Senate on Monday passed a four-year extension already passed by the House. 'This legislation has major significance for our state,' said Sen. Mark Begich.
In an era when Barack Obama, a president viewed as radically liberal by the extreme right, prepares to seek a second term, an anti-government movement poses an increasing threat to law enforcement and government workers.
The beer may stay the same, but a new name and a new method of distribution will change the face of some of Alaska's favorite beers, as Moose's Tooth Brewing Co. becomes Broken Tooth.
A disagreement over allowing "The Deadliest Catch" access to shoot emergency room scenes led one Unalaska hospital board member to call show producers "snakes in the grass."
ANALYSIS: China needs resources, and it will get them from the Arctic. But it might not receive a helping hand from Norway anytime soon unless it changes tack.
OPINION: Many bills offer legislators the chance to spend, spend, spend, but since spending is much more popular than saving -- particularly in an election year -- poor House Bill 194 won’t have a happy ending. But I’ll give you my pitch anyway.
There's no doubt a few veterans enjoyed great opportunities hunting bears near Tyonek between 2008 and 2010. But in some cases it appears celebrity guests and businesses did better.
