Stricken Vessel, Morning Spruce Crosses Columbia River Bar Under Escort
Under the escort of two tugs, 648-foot "Morning Spruce" crosses Columbia River Bar yesterday.
There May be Refunds Waiting for Alaskans Who Failed to File 2008 Income Tax Return
The IRS announced late last week that there are refunds waiting for many Alaskans that did not file their 2008 returns.
USGS Releases First Shale-Oil and Shale-Gas Resource Potential Assessment for the Alaska North Slope
WASHINGTON – For the first time, the U.S. Geological Survey has estimated the potential of undiscovered, technically recoverable onshore shale oil and gas resources in Alaska’s North Slope.
ICE and CBP Return Illegally Exported Cultural Artifacts to Guatemala
WASHINGTON — Eight artifacts that were illegally exported from Guatemala in two separate incidents were officially returned to the country at a repatriation ceremony Friday at the Guatemalan Embassy in Washington.