“This is what happens when you have an out-of-control agency that has been given billions in a bottomless slush fund by Trump and the Republican Congress,” said one House Democrat. Democrats in both chambers of Congress this week have joined rights advocates in forcefully denouncing plans for US Immigration and Customs Enforcement to spend up to $20 million on […]
(Anchorage, AK) – Wednesday Governor Mike Dunleavy transmitted to the Legislature a compromise bill establishing the tax and oversight framework for the Alaska LNG project which can clear the way for the project to begin securing financing. The bill is identical to the Conference Committee version of HB 381 except for three changes: The governor’s […]
On August 14th, 1906, the territory of Alaska would conduct their very first official election. The election was held to elect two delegates to the U.S. Congress. Frank Waskey, of Lake City, Minnesota, had moved to Alaska 1898. He settled in Nome as a miner. He was also the director of a bank and a […]
(Palmer) – The 2026 Eklutna Tailrace Coho Salmon Youth-Only Fishery will take place from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 15, 2026. The Eklutna Tailrace Youth-Only Fishery allows anglers 15 years and younger to fish from the confluence with the Knik River upstream to the pedestrian bridge. The Eklutna Tailrace is located at mile […]