200 Buildings Added to Avalanche Risk Areas for Alaskan City July 27, 2021 Updated maps add 200 homes and other buildings to hazard zones for landslides and avalanches in Alaska’s capital city, bringing...
Alaska One of Few States to Allow Cannabis Lounges, but Pandemic Paused Plans June 23, 2021 By Becky Bohrer Regulators amid much fanfare in early 2020 approved two cannabis lounges in Alaska, making it one of the few states...
Technology Upgrades Follow Cyberattack on Alaska Courts May 26, 2021 The Alaska court system said it is taking steps aimed at avoiding future cyberattacks, such as upgrading software and “investing...
Alaska Court System Went Offline in Cybersecurity Incident May 10, 2021 By Becky Bohrer The chief justice of the Alaska Supreme Court said the court system did not receive a ransom demand or any...
Cyber Threat Forced Alaska Court System Offline May 4, 2021 The Alaska Court System was temporarily disconnected most of its operations from the internet after a cybersecurity threat on Saturday,...
Concerns Raised over Possible Flooding in Western Alaska April 23, 2021 A heavy winter snowpack along the Kuskokwim River could make flooding likely this year in western Alaska, a federal weather...
Alaska Files $1B Lawsuit Against 21 Poultry Businesses March 9, 2021 Alaska has sued 21 businesses involved in the poultry industry, claiming the businesses operated a cartel and illegally inflated the...
Alaska Companies Fined for Asbestos Violations March 2, 2021 A man and two companies in Alaska have been sentenced to three years probation and a $35,000 fine for violating...
Anchorage Building Getting $41M Upgrade After Quake February 19, 2021 A building in Anchorage that once housed a Key Bank office is undergoing a $41 million renovation inspired by Alaska’s...
Alaska Scientists Find Slope with Tsunami Potential January 4, 2021 Alaska scientists have found a second slope that has the potential to create a landslide or a destructive tsunami to...