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Fiscal note measure aims to make borough more transparent, says sponsor
The Kenai Peninsula Borough has adopted a permanent policy aimed at making the legislative process more transparent. Ordinances…
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NPFMC OKs pots to deter whales
Whales and the North Pacific Fishery Management Council potentially transformed the black cod fishery last week when the…
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Lower prices could mean more markets for state’s wild salmon
Too much red and pink salmon could be a blessing in an ugly disguise for 2015. The commercial…
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DOT unveils options for $250M-plus Cooper Landing Bypass
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities wants feedback on plans to move the Sterling Highway around…
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Greenpeace group boards Arctic offshore drill rig
ANCHORAGE — Six Greenpeace activists protesting Arctic offshore drilling on Monday boarded a drill rig as it was…
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Soldotna program aims to better business climate
SOLDOTNA — A better rapport between the city of Soldotna and local businesses could result in a healthier…
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Pacific cod fishery slow going this season
Bad weather and a lack of markets has led to a basic shutdown of the Pacific cod season…
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Except for dividend checks, citizens disconnected from Alaska’s finances
Alaska’s current budget crisis can easily be blamed on the plunge in oil prices, which are less than…
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Sportfishing businesses can apply for Cook Inlet 2012 salmon disaster relief
The Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission is now accepting applications from sportfishing businesses in Cook Inlet for $4.6…
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Montana charges former Board of Fish nominee
Roland Maw has been charged in Montana following an investigation regarding residency issues. Jim Kropp, chief of law…
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Addiction treatment offered in Homer, Ninilchik
Dr. Sarah Spencer of South Peninsula Hospital is now accepting referrals for the treatment of addiction to prescription…
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Southeast Alaskans look to increase food production
JUNEAU — Where does your food come from? Where does your kid’s school lunch come from? Ninety-five percent…
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Senate passes bill limiting state in alternate gas plan
JUNEAU — The Alaska Senate passed a bill Tuesday that would temporarily restrict participation by a state-sponsored corporation…