Seattle-based Fishermen’s Finest Inc. argues Alaska’s fishery resource landing tax violates a constitutional prohibition on taxes or fees levied against goods on the way to export.
The operator of Greens Creek mine, the largest silver mine in the U.S., is asking the Forest Service to approve a plan that would allow the mine to produce into the 2030s.
Glacier Oil and Gas, an Anchorage-based independent producer, wants to put two facilities into “cold-shutdown and unmanned” status.
The administration is asking the Alaska Supreme Court to clarify whether the ruling impacts hundreds of millions of dollars worth of bonds sold for local governments across the state.
The conclusion that the fund needs additional help comes as the state is facing a fiscal year 2022 budget deficit of roughly $2 billion.
Meanwhile, ConocoPhillips says it will likely wait until the results of the oil tax initiative are known before planning next year’s work.
The Copper River sockeye run was a flop, as was the chum run statewide, and the silver salmon harvest was down everywhere except Kodiak and Bristol Bay.
New CEO Rob McKinney says the grounded airline will return with a renewed focus on safety and customer service.
The number of students receiving face-to-face instruction this fall will be down significantly when classes start Aug. 24, an official said.
Furie is strictly a natural gas producer and “not an oil company,” John Hendrix says.
The final production average of 477,896 barrels per day last month was the largest for July since in 2013.
A partnership to bring multiple layers of broadband coverage to Alaska next year is back on following the reemergence of a London-based telecom.
