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Shrinking prize: Challenges mount for Alaska and Washington fishing crews as halibut decline
A smaller harvest brings fewer — and pricier — halibut to market.
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‘Punishing us’: Alaska small-business owners consider next steps amid steep rises in health care costs
The expiration of health care subsidies at the end of the year could lead to some Alaskans paying three times as much for their insurance.
Anchorage Assembly gives go-ahead for muni to purchase $35M City Hall building
The current lease, signed in 2001, expires at the end of this year.
Chugach Electric moves ahead with plans to develop what could be Alaska’s largest solar farm
The effort comes as other renewable projects struggle amid pressure from the Trump administration.
Alaska Supreme Court bars disgraced federal judge from practicing law in the state
The state Supreme Court has disbarred former U.S. District Court Judge Joshua Kindred “effective immediately.”
Alaska commercial fishing job numbers sink to record low, state report says
Disrupted fisheries, low prices and higher costs are deterring permit holders. Tariffs darken the outlook.