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The decision could impact any federal agency decision challenged in court, including those related to fisheries, resource development and the environment.
The federal government rejected a permit for the road to mineral prospects, and retained protections against drilling and mining on 28 million acres in Alaska.
The 28 million acres under consideration stretch across five regions in Alaska, including the Bristol Bay watershed, one of the world’s biggest salmon spawning grounds.
The deal, which must be cleared by state regulators, would expand the Texas-based independent’s Alaska operations to the offshore Oooguruk and Nikaitchuq oil fields.
A year into the crisis in Alaska’s $6 billion commercial fishing industry, there are some signs of recovery. But major threats persist, many of which fishermen feel powerless to affect.
CEO Tim Wentworth told analysts Thursday morning that “changes are imminent” for about 25% of the company’s 8,600 stores, which he said were underperforming.
The National Transportation Safety Board said Boeing “blatantly violated” regulations by providing investigative information to the media and speculating about causes of the Jan. 5 door plug blowout on a 737 Max 9 in Portland.
Tribal and environmental opponents say federal agencies understated the impacts of what would be one of the world’s biggest gold mines.
Workplace advice: Focus on your future, and don’t give your smug manager the power to cloud your life.
Two ballot measures could be presented to local voters in the two Southeast Alaska towns this fall.
The Mount Marathon race is a big draw on the Fourth of July, but visitors can find plenty to do and see all season long.
The founder of the Alyeschem project, planned for Prudhoe Bay over the next few years, says it could advance economic development and decrease emissions in the region.
The turnout at Beauty and the Book’s grand opening this month demonstrates the growing popularity — and evolution — of the romance genre.
The tone of the hearing was set hours earlier, when the panel released a 204-page report with new allegations from a whistleblower who said he worries that defective parts could be going into 737s.
Workplace advice: Those who feel connected with colleagues report less loneliness, anxiety, burnout and stress, along with more personal and professional growth.
Also, Sweet Caribou opens a location in the airport, a Burlington store moves to a new spot and new concept emerges: garage condos. And Ghost Tours closes.
A lawsuit filed by the state of Alaska accuses Alaska Motor Home Inc. of canceling this season’s reservations, with thousands of dollars in unpaid refunds.
Relaxing on a deck or patio is ideal on a sunny summer day, whether it’s the main event or you’re socializing after a hike or bike ride.
Here are six things you can do to get a sense of whether your work is watching what you do on your devices, according to experts.
Adam J. Trujillo, 23, died in the oil field accident early this month, his father said.
Despite being “disappointed” by the results, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources commissioner defended the idea of royalty reductions to encourage more inlet drilling.
Some of the groups who filed the petition, including the Center for Biological Diversity and Sovereign Iñupiat for a Living Arctic, are among those who have asked an appeals court to overturn the approval of the Willow project.
The measure could raise about $180 million in revenue, with an estimated $36 million paid for by tourists and other visitors to Anchorage, the organizers said.