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Jul 28 2018

Anchorage marijuana store owner’s permit is revoked

By Associated Press | Marijuana, Southcentral

An Anchorage marijuana store has been shut down after the owner failed to pay more than $169,000 in taxes and properly dispose of usable marijuana waste, according to state regulators.

By Associated Press | July 28, 2018 6:30 pm

Jul 27 2018

Woman charged with 149 counts of Permanent Fund dividend fraud

By Associated Press | Crime & Courts, Southcentral

A woman suspected of fraudulently applying for $70,000 in Alaska Permanent Fund dividends pleaded not guilty at arraignment.

By Associated Press | July 27, 2018 12:11 pm

Jul 26 2018

Study: Economic recession to end in Anchorage by next year

By Associated Press | Economy, Southcentral

A study paints a more optimistic economic portrait for Anchorage over the next three years, projecting the city will exit its economic recession by 2019.

By Associated Press | July 26, 2018 10:36 am

Jul 26 2018

After further review, gasline corp still prefers Nikiski over Port MacKenzie

By Casey Grove, Alaska Public Media | Energy & Mining, Southcentral

Among the issues the review identifies are MacKenzie’s greater tidal range, heavier buildup of ice, more potential for disturbing endangered belugas, and conflict with other development plans for land at the port.

By Casey Grove, Alaska Public Media | July 26, 2018 10:26 am

Jul 24 2018

Alaska State Capitol, Feb. 7th, 2017. (Photo by Skip Gray/360 North)

Walker leads in fundraising and cash on hand, but other candidates have strengths

By Andrew Kitchenman, KTOO and Alaska Public Media | Economy, Politics, Southcentral, Southeast, State Government

Counting the money Gov. Walker and Lt. Gov. Mallott have spent, it leaves the ticket with $445,000 in cash on hand.

By Andrew Kitchenman, KTOO and Alaska Public Media | July 24, 2018 5:38 pm

Jul 23 2018

Anchorage Solar owner Ben May secures a solar panel on Lisa Pekar’s garage roof. He said business has increased almost eight-fold since he opened in 2016. “You caught me mid-way through a costume change,” he said. “I wear many hats.” (Photo by Erin McKinstry/Alaska Public Media)

Solarize Anchorage spreads solar across Airport Heights neighborhood

By Erin McKinstry, Alaska Public Media | Business, Energy & Mining, Environment, Southcentral

Solarize Anchorage program brings together community members to purchase solar panels in bulk, which saves money for the company that installs the panels and results in a discount for residents.

By Erin McKinstry, Alaska Public Media | July 23, 2018 11:06 am

Jul 22 2018

Micheley Kowalski stands in the Seward Community Garden. (Photo by Anne Hillman/Alaska Public Media)

How little investments can lead to big community change

By Anne Hillman, Alaska Public Media | Community, Southcentral

“Everybody has an opinion,” Micheley Kowalski said. “It’s like everyone in here is like ‘You know, Micheley, you know what you should do in the coffeehouse.’ And I’m like ‘Yeah, I know.’”

By Anne Hillman, Alaska Public Media | July 22, 2018 2:00 pm

Jul 20 2018

A new report says salmon, including sockeye, shown here, could have habitat disrupted by new rainfall and snow patterns caused by climate change. (Photo by Katrina Mueller/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)

State leaders say salmon initiative would cost time and money if it passes

By Andrew Kitchenman, KTOO and Alaska Public Media | Economy, Fisheries, Southcentral, Southeast, State Government, Wildlife

Initiative supporters say it would actually lower costs for the state.

By Andrew Kitchenman, KTOO and Alaska Public Media | July 20, 2018 6:14 pm

Jul 20 2018

A small camp in the woods near the Chester Creek Trail (Photo by Zachariah Hughes/Alaska Public Media)

Anchorage struggles to balance homeless camping problems

By Zachariah Hughes, Alaska Public Media | Housing, Southcentral

Anchorage officials are pushing forward with a new plan to more quickly clear away unlawful camps in the city’s parks and greenbelt.

By Zachariah Hughes, Alaska Public Media | July 20, 2018 11:32 am

Jul 20 2018

DNA shows Eagle River bears killed were not to blame for attacks

By Casey Grove, Alaska Public Media | Public Safety, Southcentral, Wildlife

Three bears shot and killed in Eagle River are not the bears responsible for recent maulings, including a fatal attack, the Department of Fish and Game announced Thursday.

By Casey Grove, Alaska Public Media | July 20, 2018 6:40 am

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Anchorage marijuana store owner’s permit is revoked

Woman charged with 149 counts of Permanent Fund dividend fraud

Study: Economic recession to end in Anchorage by next year

After further review, gasline corp still prefers Nikiski over Port MacKenzie

Walker leads in fundraising and cash on hand, but other candidates have strengths

Solarize Anchorage spreads solar across Airport Heights neighborhood

How little investments can lead to big community change

State leaders say salmon initiative would cost time and money if it passes

Anchorage struggles to balance homeless camping problems

DNA shows Eagle River bears killed were not to blame for attacks

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