James Brooks
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Alaska’s traditional industries got a boost from the Trump administration, but more drilling and mining are likely years away. -
Republicans and Democrats are aligning around Republican Rep. Nick Begich III and Democratic challenger Matt Schultz, endorsements show. -
Dozens of other state residents may also be unknowingly affected by a problem at the Department of Motor Vehicles. -
Documents published by the Alaska Department of Revenue show a multibillion-dollar long-term change in the way money from federal oil leases is handled. -
The Permanent Fund, not oil, is Alaska’s No. 1 source of general-purpose money and has been for years. -
State surveys have found that the existing Cold Bay dock “is nearing the end of its serviceable life and is at risk of failing.” -
After governor’s vetoes, Alaska legislators contemplate hole in state’s transportation budget. -
The nominations are advisory only; Gov. Dunleavy may pick anyone who is a Republican, lives in the appropriate district and meets the constitutional requirements for state House. -
One key point in the settlement: Juul can’t use cartoons to advertise its products. -
The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled that the state’s child support system has first priority when a foreclosed property is sold to pay multiple debts.
