World Energy Body Praised for Finally Admitting Fossil Fuels Must Stay in the Ground
“Today’s bombshell report from the International Energy Agency is easy to translate,” said Bill McKibben. “Anyone who continues to engage…
Proposal aimed at identifying long-term ferry solutions passes Senate, 20-0
Speaker Stutes: ‘The fact this bill passed both bodies unanimously shows the incredible work we’ve all done to emphasize how…
Fort Wainwright to close main gate June 2
FORT WAINWRIGHT, Alaska – The U.S. Army Garrison Alaska Directorate of Public Works will begin work to improve the main…
Victim Suffers Injuries in Bear Mauling near Gulkana
At just after 11 am on Tuesday Glennallen-based troopers were notified of a bear mauling near mile 117 of the…
COVID-19 DAILY SUMMARY – May 18, 2021
OVERVIEW – 56 new cases | 4 deaths | 25 hospitalizations | Statewide alert level: high | 47.4% of Alaskans vaccinated…
Witnesses Help APD Locate and Apprehend Reckless DUI Driver
Anchorage police say eyewitnesses were instrumental in locating a DUI suspect and his subsequent arrest late Friday night. APD received…
‘Third Party’ Threat to the Status Quo of US Politics Faces Long Odds
Rancor within the Republican Party peaked last week between members who remain loyal to former President Donald Trump and those who want the party to repudiate him and…
‘We’re at the Brink’: Researchers Warn Greenland Ice Sheet May Have Already Passed Tipping Point
“There will be substantially enhanced melting in the future—which is quite worrying,” said researchers. Researchers in Germany and Norway said…
Five Alaska Guardsmen compete for title of “Best Warrior”
JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska – Five soldiers competed in the Alaska Army National Guard’s annual “Best Warrior” Competition that was…
Bill to increase support for children, dependents of unemployed for first time in 40 years passes House
Rep. Spohnholz: ‘HB 151 is a small, temporary step to help struggling parents put food on the table’ JUNEAU —…