Gov. Parnell has proposed legislation to allow cruise ships to dump “partially” treated sewage and heavy metals in Alaska state…
A bill creating a low-interest loan program for homeowners wanting to improve or replace their home heating systems is making…
One of the barriers to some people embracing the flow of natural gas to Homer homes is the cost of…
On the whole, Alaska’s housing market remained stable in 2012, but energy costs and government regulations cloud the future, according…
Like everything else in Alaska, the state’s education problem is big. Despite being one of the richest states in America…
JUNEAU — Minority Democrats in the Alaska House and Senate on Monday introduced their own plan for increasing oil production…
The Poems in Place Project seeks nominations for poetry to be placed at state parks in Ketchikan and near Fairbanks….
By Dan Schwartz Morris News Service – Alaska Cyndi and Craig Ramm opened the Corner Café in Soldotna not long…
“First Alaskans” is artist Pamela “Asiak” Nolcini’s name for her exhibit that debuted as a First Friday exhibit at Photo…
Civil rights talk set for Jan. 21 Stephen Haycoxwill present a talk on “Civil Rights in Alaska: The Historical Perspective…
Youngblood recognized for her volunteer efforts Hours of volunteering at various real estate events and her work in the Homer…
BY MICHAEL ARMSTRONG STAFF WRITER Although Buccaneer Oil had intended last fall to have moved the jack-up rig Endeavour-Spirit of…
With Sen. Tom Wagoner, R-Kenai, on one side, and Rep. Paul Seaton, R-Homer, on the other, marine pilot Peter Garay…
