Key piece of Alaska Dispatch News bankruptcy case delayed
Approval of a loan to keep the company operating through bankruptcy was unresolved Friday.
Ketchikan will vote on whether to ban Uber, other ride-sharing companies
The community will decide whether or not to allow the companies to operate in Ketchikan in October.
Alaska Dispatch News will be able to pay carriers, but newspaper is still on the brink
Owner Alice Rogoff told a bankruptcy court Thursday she has put at least $17 million into the newspaper.
Alaska Dispatch News bankruptcy sheds light on distressed company’s finances
The organization "requires major restructuring" and is losing money at a rapid pace.
New Alaska Dispatch News publishers reassure staff on future
Ryan Binkley, one of the co-publishers of the state's largest newspaper, said he doesn't see print going away.
Alaska Dispatch News files for bankruptcy; new publishers emerge
Alaska’s largest newspaper and online news site filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Saturday evening and new owners — an Alaska family that made its fortune hauling freight and tourists on the Yukon River and its tributaries, and a company that owns rural newspapers in the state — have been lined up.
GCI sues to evict Alaska Dispatch News from press facility, says it’s owed for back rent and utilities
Alaska telecommunications company GCI has filed a lawsuit against Alaska Dispatch News to evict it from its printing and warehouse operation at the old Anchorage Daily News building.
Alaska unemployment insurance claims are low despite job losses
Reasons might include retirement, people finding jobs in other states, and a strong tourism season.
3 Alaska newspapers sold to GateHouse publishing group
Georgia-based Morris Communications announced the sale of the Juneau Empire, Peninsula Clarion and Homer News to GateHouse Media.
Here’s how paychecks compare to rent around Alaska
The average percentage of income that goes toward rent varies widely around the state, and in some places it's changed significantly in recent years.
After falling to historic lows, Alaska commercial fishing deaths on the rise
It wasn't long ago that the state went its first full year on record without a single commercial fishing death.
Hiring seafood workers in Bristol Bay has been tough for years. This summer, it’s even worse.
Workforce struggles were made worse by a huge salmon run and a lack of visas for bringing in foreign workers, industry insiders say.