The Yukon Flats Village will continue operating the school at a reduced level, at least through next May.
Interior
State to Fairbanks 4: Say you’re guilty and go
The deal would also require the four men withdraw claims of innocence, and not pursue compensation for wrongful conviction.
Sidney Huntington remembered for hard work, passion
Interior elder Sidney C. Huntington died Tuesday in Galena. He was 100 years old. He leaves behind not only a long list of accomplishments but an entire philosophy of life.
UAF projects grim fiscal landscape in 2017
UA President Jim Johnsen has asked chancellors to look at vertical cuts, a strategy that could lead to programs with low student numbers to be eliminated or combined with another disciplines.
EPA fines Army for toxic leaching at Fort Wainwright
The Army was fined nearly $60,000 for failing to notify the agency of a munitions dump on Fort Wainwright.
Landing a lamprey: A fickle fishery opens on Yukon
Diverse commercial markets for the snake-like creature have opened up over the past few years but catching them can be tricky.
New rules may help small energy projects sell to the grid
New rules could make it possible to develop more renewable energy in Alaska, by making it easier for independent projects to sell their power to the grid.
DEC asks for Fairbanks, North Pole air to be evaluated separately
If the request is approved, the change could free Fairbanks from more stringent emissions regulations.
Congressional math fail cost Alaska Railroad $3 million a year for 3 years
The Alaska Railroad has been missing out on $3 million a year for the past three years because of what appears to be late night math goof.
Alaska Energy Authority files roadmap for Susitna-Watana hydro dam
In response to a directive by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the Alaska Energy Authority has filed a document that it says is a “roadmap” to the studies performed on the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project from June 2014 onward.