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11 ideas for revitalizing Anchorage, as proposed by backers of a sales tax

Proposed projects include four-season trail facilities, an aquatic center and a children’s museum.

GCI says it will shutter its TV services by mid-2025

The Anchorage-based company said the decision was prompted in part by the popularity of streaming.

Strong sockeye salmon return expected next year in Bristol Bay region, biologists say

Salmon harvesters and the Alaska seafood industry in general have struggled in recent years with glutted markets — notably, from competing Russian suppliers — softened demand and low prices, on top of rising operating costs.

Biden administration throws support behind King Cove road through Izembek wildlife refuge

The 19-mile gravel road would be designed to link the village of King Cove with life-saving medical access. Alaska’s elected leaders and the village have fought for the road for more than three decades.

As more Alaskans continue to leave than arrive, here’s where they’re moving

About 35,800 Alaskans left the state between 2022 and 2023 for the Lower 48.

Federal judge dismisses Bering Sea trawl fleet’s challenge to stricter halibut bycatch limits

The new caps mean when halibut stocks are low, bycatch limits can be reduced.

Who’s who in Trump’s new administration

Trump has put a premium on loyalty with his picks.

Dire condition of Alaska’s seafood industry has many causes and no easy fixes, experts say

A legislative task force charged with recommending action to rescue the industry and communities that depend on it is considering a broad range of responses.

State to spend $1M on study of Knik Arm tunnel

It’s the latest in a decades-long effort to build a second major roadway north out of Anchorage.