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A Big Lake man was killed in Houston. A 72-year-old faces murder charges.

A 43-year-old Big Lake man was shot and killed in Houston on Monday night. A 72-year-old Houston man was arrested on murder and assault charges.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews2h ago1 min readAI
Houston, Alaska
Cover image for article: A Big Lake man was killed in Houston. A 72-year-old faces murder charges.

Comment closes Monday on giving 20,000 Houston-area acres to AIDEA

Alaskans have until 5 p.m. Monday to comment on giving 20,000 acres north of Houston to a state agency for free — and only those who comment can appeal.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews2d ago3 min readAI
Houston, Alaska
Cover image for article: Comment closes Monday on giving 20,000 Houston-area acres to AIDEA

Alaska would give 20,000 acres near Houston to a state authority for free

Alaska proposes giving nearly 20,000 acres near Houston to a state development authority at no cost, and waiving its right to reclaim the land.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews1w ago1 min readAI
Houston, Alaska
Cover image for article: Alaska would give 20,000 acres near Houston to a state authority for free

The state wants to give away land near Houston for housing, one piece of a statewide push

The state wants to give away 42 acres near Houston, free, for housing — one of several no-cost transfers to the Housing Finance Corporation across Alaska.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews4w ago2 min readAI
Houston, Alaska
Cover image for article: The state wants to give away land near Houston for housing, one piece of a statewide push

The state may give 20,000 acres near Houston to a development authority

The state may give a development authority nearly 20,000 acres north of Houston for data centers and industry. DNR sees jobs — but also reduced trail access.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews1mo ago1 min readAI
Houston, Alaska
Cover image for article: The state may give 20,000 acres near Houston to a development authority

Mat-Su Says No to Swapping Property Tax for Sales Tax

Mat-Su weighed trading its property tax for a 6.5% sales tax — same money, different payers — and decided renters, shoppers, and an untested legal handcuff made it a bad bet for the ballot.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews3mo ago2 min readAI
Mat-Su Borough
Cover image for article: Mat-Su Says No to Swapping Property Tax for Sales Tax