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The draft action corridor plan was released in April for public review and comment after the Department of Transportation disbanded a technical advisory committee in November.

I know a man who had worked as a highway engineer for the Alaska Department of Transportation before retirement. When he heard about the proposed Manh Choh-Fort Knox ore haul

Decisions on the proposed development at the former Lighthouse Village remain forthcoming.

Corporate fascism happens when corporations, domestic and foreign, buy governments and require them to do the bidding of the corporation regardless of the consequences for the government’s citizens and residents.

A special Planning Commission meeting is scheduled for Jan. 3

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Peak Gold, LLC are both contesting a lawsuit by a new nonprofit seeking a temporary delay to the Manh Choh mine ore haul plan.

DOT Commissioner Ryan Anderson sent a letter to committee members on Wednesday, a day before its next meeting, saying he had informed department staff to to not engage in dialogue

To the editor: As a new U.S. citizen in 2022, I was moved at my swearing-in ceremony in Anchorage by the judge’s direction to take my status seriously by voting

The steeper the grade, the less consistent the vehicles speed. And thats the problem, transportation engineers say.

The independent stakeholder committee set up to spearhead a corridor study of the Alaska, Richardson, and Steese highways between Tetlin and Fort Knox touched base on bridge replacements Thursday.