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New Report Questions Wisdom of Large Oil and Gas Tax Credits

By Michael Mason|AKLeg on Jul 10, 2015   Featured, State  

New Report Questions Wisdom of Large Oil and Gas Tax Credits

A new report from the Alaska Department of Revenue shows a substantial negative effect on the finances of the State of Alaska from large oil and gas tax credits. The report concludes that North Slope oil and gas production tax credits may be an inferior investment for Alaska compared to investing in the Constitutional Budget […]

Troopers Seek Wasilla Man Who Cut off Ankle Monitor 20 Minutes after Release

By Alaska Native News on Jul 9, 2015   Featured, State  

Troopers Seek Wasilla Man Who Cut off Ankle Monitor 20 Minutes after Release

Alaska State Troopers report that they are once again seeking 30-year-old Joshua Beebe of Wasilla. Beebe cut off his ankle monitor 20 minutes after his release from jail on June 25th. Beebe had been released with the monitor on this most recent Felony Theft case that was initiated on January 6th of this year. After failing […]

Denali Highway Camper Deaths Deemed Homicide, Victims Identified

By Alaska Native News on Jul 9, 2015   Featured, State  

Denali Highway Camper Deaths Deemed Homicide, Victims Identified

Alaska State Troopers say that they are following leads in the Denali Highway case where two campers were found dead. Troopers have also identified the two campers and they also report that they are treating the case as a double homicide. After an autopsy conducted by the State Medical Examiner’s office, they report that the […]

Governor Walker Says Fight to Keep Army Troops in Alaska Is Not Over

By Katie Marquette | Office of the Governor on Jul 9, 2015   Featured, State  

Governor Walker Says Fight to Keep Army Troops in Alaska Is Not Over

ANCHORAGE – Governor Bill Walker Wednesday expressed his disappointment and concern over the U.S. Army’s decision to remove 2,600 troops from Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson and 75 troops from Fort Wainwright, but said he will not stop fighting to keep those soldiers in Alaska. This reduction is a part of the U..S. Army’s larger effort […]

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