The project is for a conventional open-pit mine 1.5 miles across and up to 1,200 feet deep about 10 miles north of the village of Crooked Creek in the Upper Kuskokwim River drainage.
Tickets purchased May 1 or later will require those traveling with emotional support animals to provide three forms at least 48 hours before departure.
The climb in crude oil prices will be good for Alaska — if it's sustained.
One-third of the assessment is for interest payments, prompting the head of an oil industry trade group to argue the audits must happen sooner.
The notice opens 60 days of public comment before the environmental review, including five public meetings in Alaska.
Walker's administration announced Wednesday that it's bringing a 26-member delegation on a May trade mission to China, in industries ranging from seafood to tourism.
The Alaska Railroad used to send passenger cars to the Midwest for repairs and paint jobs. Now that work is being performed by a local company where business is booming.
The Borough Assembly approved the multinational venture in hopes it will bring much-needed revenue to the government-owned port.
Geologists estimate the Nanushuk oil discovery on the North Slope is one of the largest in Alaska. Oil Search plans to find out just how big it is.
The company drilled six wells on the western North Slope, a promising region hosting new discoveries in recent years.
Workplace advice: Even if a court finds your employee guilty, you don’t have the right to withhold earned wages, even those earned in the hours during which she stole.
Alaska halibut is facing strong headwinds that have dampened the value of the catch shares needed to go fishing.
Two newly arrived ocean-blue tugs in Port Valdez are the first members of a 10-tug fleet that is expected to guard against oil spills in the Sound starting this summer.
Spring is usually the busiest time of year for brokers in the buy/sell/trade business for Alaska salmon permits. But that’s not the case this year.
The federal agency's approval now gives AEX time to conduct environmental work in pursuit of exploration drilling.
Among other activities, the group toured the proposed pipeline route from the North Slope to Nikiski.
The total claims against the former Alaska Dispatch News now total $33.5 million, but two-thirds of that is by former owner Alice Rogoff herself.
New research from a UAA professor also found no evidence that the PFD discourages Alaskans from working.
Newspapers in Juneau, Kenai and Homer changed hands in another deal just last year when they were sold to GateHouse Media.
The Alaska Railroad was back in the black in 2017 with a $22.4 million profit after 2016 saw its first net loss in more than 15 years.
