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The Alaska House Resources Committee convened to review HB208, a piece of legislation aimed at clarifying the regulatory oversight of liquefied natural gas (LNG) import facilities. Sponsored by Rep. Donna Mears (D-Anchorage), the bill seeks to eliminate ambiguity in state statutes on the authority of the Regulatory Commission of Alaska (RCA) over gas sales contracts […]

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ANCHORAGE, Alaska – A Bangladeshi national is scheduled to make his initial appearance today in the District of Alaska after he was charged by the United States in 2022 with operating an international child sexual exploitation enterprise. According to court documents, in July 2022, Zobaidul Amin, 28, was indicted by a federal grand jury in […]

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Dear readers,  The launch of this series titled “An Honest Conversation” coincides with a significant and beautiful new beginning in my life: the birth of my son. A year ago, as I prepared to graduate from Hillsdale College, I would never have imagined that I would live in Alaska, step into single motherhood, and jump into the world of ...


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Cook Inlet remains the primary source of natural gas for Southcentral Alaska’s utilities, homes, and industry. Declining production in the mature basin has raised concerns about future shortfalls and reliance on more expensive imported liquefied natural gas. At the center of the discussion is the Kitchen Lights Unit (KLU) with a 25% royalty burden. The […]

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The Senate Department of Public Safety Finance Subcommittee opened its FY27 budget review with a clear message of progress amid persistent challenges. Commissioner James Cockrell and Administrative Services Director Dianna Thornton delivered a concise yet comprehensive overview covering midyear FY26 status, supplemental needs, legislative intent follow-up, and the Governor’s ...


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