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Murkowski: Big Impacts for Alaska in Funding Bill

By Hannah Ray | Office of Senator Murkowski on Mar 23, 2018   Politics, State  

Murkowski: Big Impacts for Alaska in Funding Bill

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Early today, the Senate passed a bill that sets federal funding levels for the remainder of the fiscal year, providing the biggest defense spending increase in fifteen years and the largest pay increase for our troops in close to a decade. In addition, it makes significant investments in addressing school safety, fighting […]

Employment Down 0.7 Percent, Unemployment Rate Unchanged

By Alaska Department of Labor & Workforce Development on Mar 23, 2018   State  

Employment Down 0.7 Percent, Unemployment Rate Unchanged

JUNEAU, Alaska—Alaska’s total employment was down an estimated 0.7 percent in February from February 2017, a loss of about 2,300 jobs. As a percentage, oil and gas employment’s decline of 6.8 percent was the largest (-700 jobs). Retail was down 2.3 percent (-800 jobs). Construction fell 0.8 percent (-100 jobs), a smaller loss than in […]

Trump Administration Pushes Oil Development in Sensitive Arctic Reserve

By Center for Biological Diversity on Mar 23, 2018   Featured, Slope/Northwest Alaska, State  

Trump Administration Pushes Oil Development in Sensitive Arctic Reserve

ANCHORAGE— The Trump administration on Thursday took a major step toward opening up America’s largest roadless area — Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve — for new, industrial-scale oil development. The project threatens important habitat for several species that live on the Arctic Coastal Plain, including polar bears, caribou and migratory birds. Today’s draft review from the […]

Glenn Highway Southbound at Eagle River Remains Closed.

By Shannon McCarthy | ADOT&PF on Mar 22, 2018   Featured, Southcentral, State  

Glenn Highway Southbound at Eagle River Remains Closed.

(ANCHORAGE, Alaska) – The southbound lanes of the Glenn Highway remain closed at mile 13, near Eagle River. Yesterday, the Artillery Road Bridge over the Glenn Highway was severely damaged when it was struck by a truck with an overheight load. The closure is estimated to last 3-5 days. The bridge is not safe to travel […]

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