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On Nov. 9 federal District Court Judge Sharon Gleason issued an order rejecting two appeals by environmental organizations against the Bureau of Land Management

The story is grimly familiar: the six young women – Annie McCarrick, Josephine Dullard, Fiona Pender, Ciara Breen, Fiona Sinnott and Deirdre Jacob – who vanished over five years during the 1990s.

After a lull of a couple of years as a consequence of the COVID pandemic, oilfield development drilling on the North Slope and in the Cook Inlet region picked up significantly in 2022, according to data available on the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission website. On the North Slope the numbe...

A school trip to Ireland was enough to convince a teenage Annie McCarrick: she had to move there. And so, after returning to her native New York to finish her studies, she was good to her word, moving to Sandymount, south Dublin, in early 1993.

In the 1990s, the unsolved cases sparked a hunt for a serial killer. A new documentary shines a light on the fruitless search for justice

CINGSA plans to increase the storage capacity at its gas storage facility on the Kenai Peninsula, John Sims, CINGSA president, told the Regulatory Commission of Alaska on Oct. 25. Sims said that CINGSA will soon be filing paperwork for RCA approval of the expansion. The concept includes the drilling...

On Oct. 18 the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority filed a lawsuit in the federal District Court for the District of Columbia, challenging the Department of the Interior

The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded a $10 million Targeted Airshed Grant to the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation to help fund measures to improve air quality in the Fairbanks North Star Borough, EPA announced on Oct. 23. The Fairbanks region suffers from air quality proble...

The U.S Department of Energy has awarded a $206.5 million grant to the Alaska Energy Authority for a major upgrade to the Railbelt electricity transmission system, and for the installation of battery energy storage systems in the central and northern sectors of the Alaska Railbelt electrical grid --...

"Harlan Bozeman: BROTHERMAN," inkjet and alternative process prints by Bozeman, faculty member in residence at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, goes on display Monday in the Focus Gallery of the Windgate Center of Art and Design