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- Governor expected to propose statewide sales tax, oil tax hike in final State of the State address Thursday
to $1,000 — the lowest ever when adjusted for inflation — and some leaders say a similar amount is likely Among the other provisions reported by the Landmine include raising the minimum oil production tax floor The governor, in his final year in office as he nears the end of two consecutive terms, opened the floor
- JDHS’ Welch buries sudden death goal to ice Kodiak
Senior says 'blood was pumping' as he ended the game with 14 seconds on the clock The Juneau-Douglas “The blood is pumping.”
- US Supreme Court pauses order SNAP benefits be issued in November
temporarily blocked Friday night a lower court’s order that the Trump administration pay for a full month of food
- Follow the money
Millionaires make up 73% of the U.S. Senate and 50% of the House. Why would the ultra-wealthy worry about gas or food prices, or even outrageous medical costs? They will take it all if we let them. Tania Lewis Gustavus
- Trump administration to remove decades-old protections from Interior Alaska land
Dan Sullivan, in the statement, thanked Burgum “for taking this important step today in lifting this tribal governments in the region, said the move threatens a region critical to traditional subsistence food-gathering Protecting these resources is critical to our food security, our culture, and our future.” tribal governments in the region, said the move threatens a region critical to traditional subsistence food-gathering Protecting these resources is critical to our food security, our culture, and our future.”
- Crimson Bears' roar silences Thunderbirds
“Our defense ran into a pretty powerful run game and I thought just make some nice adjustments,” JDHS “And they did get a long drive, like a 10-minute drive after we scored and tied the game up at eight, I feel like you always kind of wonder how you're going to play on the road. “It's like, ‘How does Juneau, with guys half our size, hold up against us?’ “I feel like we have been on the road for what feels like a month now.
- Forest Service will help look for invasive crabs around Wrangell
The agency runs crews through Anan, living aboard a floathouse for the summer, which will make it easier If the Forest Service finds a crab in its traps or on the shoreline, Tollfeldt said, the plan is to take predators, aggressively hunts and eats its prey, destroys seagrass and outcompetes local species for food destroy eelgrass habitat that larval fish use to hide from predators and outcompete Dungeness crabs for food Alaska provides prime habitat for the invasive crabs, which arrived in North America in the 1800s, likely
- 34th Alaska Legislature ends regular session after passing dozens of bills on final day; special session on gas line starts Thursday
"There are no indispensable men or women, and it is time for me to find out what life is like outside Elvi Gray-Jackson, D-Anchorage, and Robb Myers, R-North Pole, exchange thumbs up during a break in floor Andi Story, D-Juneau, listens to closing speeches on the House floor on Wednesday, May 20, 2026. During the Senate floor session, Sen. Will Stapp, R-Fairbanks, during floor debate Tuesday night.
- Major oil companies reap massive profits as US and Iran fighting drives energy prices higher
people who are struggling with rolling blackouts, with electricity curbs, rationing, waiting in line for food queues, or the disruption to fertilizers and the potential impact that that has on food prices, we don ’s fair to put a windfall profits tax on inordinate windfall profits rather than cut off children’s food But in the meantime, the refineries are making money hand over fist.” “If you’re a company like a U.S. (oil) producer, even a U.S.
- Alaska legislative attorney says US Senate candidate’s removal could violate Constitution
Alaska’s lieutenant governor maintains an office at the state Capitol in Juneau on the same floor as In a memo to Gray, attorney Andrew Dunmire said “the Lieutenant Governor was likely not legally justified
- Here's what's happening for First Friday in February
Marie Drake Planetarium: Explore the Universe 5:30-7 p.m. 1015 Glacier Ave.
- Alaska lawmakers roll out draft compromise tax cut bill for the proposed AKLNG gas line
pledging that debate, input and revisions will continue on the state tax break legislation up until a floor “And again, ultimately arrive with a bill on the floor that we think can be successful, and give this “We’re seeking maximum government take. Technical House floor sessions were canceled on Wednesday and Thursday, to avoid what House Speaker Edgmon We’re making a lot of big changes, and the details matter,” she said.

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