Alaska group seeking to raise oil taxes sues state, claiming ‘inaccuracies’ in review
The state certified the measure, but the group argues it did not provide a fair and impartial summary of it.
State: BP sale of Alaska assets to Hilcorp clears federal hurdle
Several state agencies will review aspects of the $5.6 billion deal, and lawmakers are working to set informational hearings.
New Carrs store at Midtown Anchorage mall spurs hopes for revival
Wednesday’s opening generated excitement for locally owned businesses sandwiched between the grocery store and the new Guitar Center on the mall’s east side and newer tenant REI on the west side.
Hilcorp wants finances kept private in Alaska deal with BP, leading to calls for transparency
Regulators should require the private oil company to disclose its finances before it can buy BP’s North Slope assets, some say.
Group forms to fight Alaska oil tax initiative
OneAlaska will oppose the proposed ballot measure aiming to increase oil production taxes for some companies.
Judge extends pause on Dunleavy administration’s attempt to change union opt-in procedures
Anchorage Superior Court Judge Gregory Miller also rejected the state’s request for a final judgment in its favor.
State approves permit for Hatcher Pass snowcat and helicopter skiing
Opponents of the plan are concerned the the move will increase avalanche danger, pollution and noise in the area.
They shared a passion for reducing plastic waste. Now these two Anchorage women are opening a bulk-goods ‘refillery’ store.
Customers will bring reusable containers to fill with shampoo, laundry soap and other items. The store will add food items early next year.
Trump administration’s hope for Arctic refuge lease sale this year seems out of reach
Regulatory timelines indicate the sale, a step toward drilling, won’t be held this year.
What record-low unemployment numbers really mean for Alaska
The workforce has shrunk, suggesting opportunities may be limited, economists say. But it’s “not a bad” job market for those remaining in the state.
New airline routes boost Anchorage summer passenger traffic to record
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport expects even more growth as Eurowings begins service in Alaska.
Open & Shut: An ax-throwing spot, a new Midtown Carrs, another Raising Cane’s and more
Meanwhile, Peppercini’s restaurant is leaving the University Center mall for a Midtown Anchorage spot focused only on takeout and catering.