
Anchorage Platting Board hears Oct. 7 request to combine lots into 3.7-acre industrial parcel at 126 W. 104th Ave. and vacate unused railroad easement.

Senate permitting bill Alaska impact: NEPA deadlines, court remedies, wetlands permits, tribal consultation, Ambler Road, Pebble, Alaska LNG, Cook Inlet PowerLink and the RCA.

At a White House event touting the Alaska LNG deal, President Trump called Senate candidate Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. a fraud, questioned the courts that kept him on the ballot and called Alaska's voting system crazy.

ADF&G opens Unit 14A Chugach Mountains mountain goat registration permits Oct. 2 after drawing hunters took 7 of the 12-goat quota; apply in Palmer or online.

Trump and Lutnick say South Korea will finance just over $50 billion of the Alaska LNG project; Seoul says projects must be commercially viable; no final investment decision.

At a Rotary Club forum in Utqiagvik, former Mayor Harry Brower Jr. said the North Slope Borough spends on litigation instead of roads. Mayor Josiah Patkotak cited $600 million in projects and drug enforcement agreements. Voters decide Oct. 6.

Sterling Highway police chase Tuesday: troopers say a car fled at over 100 mph near Soldotna before a second PIT maneuver stopped it; driver and passenger arrested.

Kodiak City Council holds a special meeting and executive session with the city attorney to discuss potential litigation against the City of Kodiak.

Touchmark at Hillside breaks ground on 244-home retirement campus at O'Malley Road and Lake Otis Parkway in South Anchorage using Anchorage's housing tax incentive.

Alaska DEC gets new DOE grant for oversight of radiation monitoring at Amchitka Island nuclear test sites, including Cannikin, through 2031; $41,000 obligated so far.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski cosponsors the NEST Act with Sen. Andy Kim to codify an HHS pilot sending newborn and postpartum supply kits to expectant mothers in high-need areas.

Alaska's SNAP work-requirement waiver expires Oct. 31, 2026, while Anchorage recipients already face the federal time limit. Here's where to get help with DPA letters.

Sitka Harbor Department secures $1.1 million State of Alaska grant for electrical upgrades and float repairs at Eliason Harbor; design nearing final stages.

Trump and top tech executives signed a voluntary White House accord Tuesday that leaves AI safety oversight to the companies. Trump renamed the technology superintelligence and said he'll name a czar within days.

A federal record for replacing Cordova's poor-condition Heney Creek Bridge now shows zero obligated dollars after a September reversal.

Colton Cline, 28, of Wasilla died in a motorcycle crash on Wasilla Fishhook Road near Pamala Drive early Sept. 29; troopers cite speed and road conditions.

Sealaska Heritage Institute wins $899,980 Esther Martinez Immersion grant for the TCLL Tlingit language program at Harborview Elementary in Juneau.

The Anchorage Assembly is scheduled to vote Tuesday, Oct. 6, on two sludge hauling contracts worth up to $2.4 million if all renewals are exercised. Around the Clock Pumping would truck sewage sludge from Eagle River and Girdwood to the Asplund plant.

Anchorage Assembly consent agenda Oct. 6 includes waiving protest of Al's Alaskan Inn and Hideout Lounge beverage dispensary tourism liquor license renewal.

The Department of Energy awarded ASRC Energy Services $13.9 million to prepare a North Slope CO2 storage hub for a construction investment decision. The work runs through March 2028 and includes no construction funding.