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Group says fracking will harm Cook Inlet beluga whales
ANCHORAGE — A national environmental group is asking federal fisheries officials to block a drilling company’s plans for…
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BlueCrest addresses fracking plans
Within a few weeks drivers passing between Anchor Point and Ninilchik may see a new feature on the…
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Permanent Fund exec: Dividend bill too optimistic
FAIRBANKS (AP) — The bill to restructure the Alaska Permanent Fund to help pay for government could be…
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House has a moment of silence for Orland victims
JUNEAU (AP) — The Alaska House of Representatives stood for a moment of silence Monday to honor the…
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VA ends contractor’s duty of making appointments
JUNEAU (AP) — The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is returning to using its own employees to handle…
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Report examines five-year outlook for peninsula economy
The Kenai Peninsula’s relatively diverse economy has some room to grow in the next few years, accommodating for…
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Producers and co-producers: a sympiotic relationship
Even on a rainy day like last Saturday, the Homer Farmers Market is packed. It is filled with…
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‘Keen Kow’ invites diners to ‘eat Thai food’
Ninilchik may be small in size, but not flavor. The most recent offering attracting hungry residents, visitors and…
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Answers to your questions about the Permanent Fund bill
The Alaska Legislature is moving quickly to address a bill that would divert a portion of the Alaska…
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More rats seen on Kodiak
KODIAK (AP) — A pest control technician in Kodiak says this year’s warm winter has caused a spike…
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Senate votes to spend permanent fund earnings on state operations
The Alaska Senate voted late Monday to spend almost $1.8 billion per year from the Alaska Permanent Fund…