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GOP Senate candidates spar in televised forum
ANCHORAGE — The three main Republican candidates for U.S. Senate all are anti-abortion, believe government surveillance goes too…
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Sac roe herring fishery starts early
The Togiak sac roe herring fishery started nearly two weeks earlier than predicted by the Alaska Department of…
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New fisheries group plots strategy
Resources for All Alaskans, a group formed to combat a proposed initiative to ban commercial setnet fishing in…
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Hospital hosts open house for pediatric therapy gym
South Peninsula Hospital invites the public to an open house and art opening at their new pediatric therapy gym…
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New speech-language pathologist joins SPH staff
South Peninsula Hospital Rehab Department welcomes speech-language pathologist Jessica Powell, MS, CCC-SLP. Powell is available for appointments to…
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Class offered for new North Slope workers
A one-day, six-module “NSTC Unescorted Program,” plus a hydrogen sulfide/iron sulfide class is being offered by Kachemak Bay…
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BP to sell four smaller North Slope fields, retain ownership of Prudhoe
BP announced Tuesday it will sell four of its North Slope assets to Houston-based independent Hilcorp Energy. The…
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Legislators nix Agrium from tax credit bill
Lawmakers approved a tax credit bill for Alaska refineries during deliberations Sunday night, but excluded the Agrium Corp.…
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Court hears oral arguments on setnet-ban initiative
ANCHORAGE — The Alaska Fisheries Conservation Alliance and the State of Alaska each made their case to an…
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Homer man’s photo picked for beer label
Like a lot of Homer entrepreneurs, Scott Dickerson has not one, but several business ventures. A recent sale,…
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Resolution pending for CIRI, Buccaneer gas dispute
A dispute between Buccaneer Energy, Cook Inlet Region Inc. and the state of Alaska over natural gas royalties…
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Board of Fish members re-appointed by Legislature
Three members of the Board of Fisheries were easily re-appointed to new three-year terms, although not all without…
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State’s economic outlook: Population, jobs will continue slow, steady growth
JUNEAU — Alaska’s economy seems in good shape and is continuing in a long-term, slow-growth trend, although questions…