Health care to lead job growth through 2020
Alaska is expected to add nearly 39,000 new jobs over the next decade, with nearly a third in the ealth care and social service industry.
U.S. Supreme Court rejects challenge to roadless rule
The high court’s decision not to hear a challenge brought by the state of Wyoming and the Colorado Mining Association means the state of Alaska has the only pending lawsuit against the Clinton-era roadless rule.
Brotherhood Bridge for sale
Brotherhood Bridge is historic, and Alaska transportation officials are required by federal law to try to find someone who would like to preserve it.
Can cruise ship wastewater be made cleaner?
A report that could change the way cruise ships handle wastewater is nearly done. A state science advisory panel met last week (Sept. 19-21) in Juneau and shared some of its work with the public.
Capital correspondent Dave Donaldson retires
APRN’s Dave Donaldson has retired, after covering the state capital for the statewide radio network for more than 20 years.
State attorneys head to Germany to quiz fast ferry engine builders
Employees of MTU Friedrichshafen not compelled to answer questions about the engines for the Fairweather and Chenega.
$878 for 2012 PFD
State officials on Tuesday announced this year’s payout from Alaska’s oil savings account.
Cruise ship water-treatment technology under review
What’s the most effective and economically feasible method of curbing water pollution from large tour ships?
Primary ballot measure results certified
Aug. 28 primary election results have been certified by Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell.
Assembly says slow down in Auke Bay corridor
The Juneau Assembly wants a say on the speed limit in the Auke Bay corridor.
