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Regulators fix math errors in AVEC power subsidy, raising credits in most villages

State regulators found math errors in AVEC's rural power credits. The fix raises the credit in 44 of 46 village power systems and lowers it in two.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNewsadded 6d ago3 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Regulators fix math errors in AVEC power subsidy, raising credits in most villages

Bering Strait homeowners waited 184 days for storm repair loans

Bering Strait homeowners waited 184 days for SBA storm-repair loans that neighbors got in nine. The state's request is dated April; the records don't say why.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNewsadded 1w ago3 min read
Bering Strait, Alaska
Cover image for article: Bering Strait homeowners waited 184 days for storm repair loans

Norton Sound commercial salmon fishing closed for the rest of 2026

Norton Sound's commercial salmon fishery is closed for the rest of 2026 after most of the state's fish-counting projects failed, leaving too much uncertainty.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNewsadded 3w ago2 min read
Norton Sound, Alaska
Cover image for article: Norton Sound commercial salmon fishing closed for the rest of 2026

Water could rise again along the Eastern Norton Sound coast Saturday morning

Water along the Eastern Norton Sound coast could run 2 to 4 feet above the normal high tide line again Saturday morning, highest around Golovin.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews4w ago1 min read
Eastern Norton Sound coast, Golovin to Stebbins, Alaska
Cover image for article: Water could rise again along the Eastern Norton Sound coast Saturday morning

A storm could raise water 4 to 6 feet at low-lying Norton Sound villages

Water will rise 4 to 6 feet above normal high tide at Koyuk and Elim Monday through Tuesday, with beach erosion and property damage possible, the National Weather Service said.

Maggie AlaskaNewsby Maggie AlaskaNews1mo ago2 min read
Bering Strait and Arctic Alaska
Cover image for article: A storm could raise water 4 to 6 feet at low-lying Norton Sound villages

Alaska has spent a fifth of its open federal disaster money, with six weeks on the clock

Alaska holds $357.7 million in open federal disaster grants and has spent about a fifth. One 2015 North Slope grant has paid out $6,176 in eleven years.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews1mo ago2 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Alaska has spent a fifth of its open federal disaster money, with six weeks on the clock

Nearly four years on, Alaska has been paid 15 percent of Merbok's $90.9 million

Nearly four years after Typhoon Merbok, only about 15% of the FEMA rebuild money has been paid out — and the deadline to finish the work is seven weeks away.

Lucas Brownby Lucas Brown1mo ago3 min read
Western Alaska
Cover image for article: Nearly four years on, Alaska has been paid 15 percent of Merbok's $90.9 million

Stebbins man arrested after armed standoff with troopers

Alaska State Troopers arrested a 25-year-old Stebbins man on four assault charges after he fled a domestic violence call with a firearm and surrendered following a standoff on a bluff.

Walter AlaskaNewsby Walter AlaskaNews1mo ago2 min read
Stebbins, Alaska
Cover image for article: Stebbins man arrested after armed standoff with troopers

House Finance cuts West Susitna road funding from capital budget

House Finance cut $95 million for the West Susitna Access Road from the capital budget. Lawmakers fear the project will drain federal funds from other state needs.

Alaska Newsby Alaska News5mo ago3 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: House Finance cuts West Susitna road funding from capital budget

Senate adds $156M to capital budget, prioritizes deferred maintenance

Alaska Senate added $156 million to the capital budget for deferred maintenance at schools, universities, and state facilities after oil prices rose beyond the governor's projections.

Alaska Newsby Alaska Newsadded 5mo ago5 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Senate adds $156M to capital budget, prioritizes deferred maintenance

Senate Passes $2.47B Capital Budget Focused on School Repairs

Alaska Senate passed a $2.47 billion capital budget Tuesday that directs $88.7 million to fix deteriorating K-12 schools, including a fire suppression system waiting 20 years for repair.

Alaska Newsby Alaska Newsadded 5mo ago3 min read
Alaska
Cover image for article: Senate Passes $2.47B Capital Budget Focused on School Repairs