Organizations

Largest oil producer in Alaska. Operates Kuparuk, Alpine, and the Willow project on the North Slope; headquartered in Anchorage

Northernmost United States city on the North Slope (formerly Barrow); Utqiagvik City Council.

Utqiagvik ANCSA village corporation (UIC); North Slope oilfield and government services.

State public corporation financing affordable housing across Alaska — single-family mortgages, multifamily lending, public housing, and weatherization. Self-funded from loan revenue.

U.S. Space Force base in interior Alaska — missile warning, the Long Range Discrimination Radar, and the 13th Space Warning Squadron.

Anchorage-based Native nonprofit health system serving Alaska Native and American Indian people across south-central Alaska. Co-owns Alaska Native Medical Center with ANTHC. Pioneer of the Nuka System of Care.

Operator of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) — 800 miles from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez

ANCSA regional corporation for the Kodiak Archipelago; Sugpiaq/Alutiiq shareholders

ANCSA regional corporation for the Bering Strait region (Nome area); Inupiat, Yupik, and St. Lawrence Island Yupik shareholders

Largest passenger airline serving Alaska; Seattle-headquartered but Alaska's primary intrastate carrier via Horizon Air / SkyWest partners

Alaska's state-run ferry system connecting Southeast and Southcentral communities not served by roads. Runs the M/V Columbia, Kennicott, and other vessels between Bellingham, Juneau, and the Aleutian Chain.

BBNC — Alaska Native regional corporation for the Bristol Bay region, home to the world's largest sockeye salmon fishery. Owned by Yupik, Aleut, and Athabascan shareholders.

The U.S. Army's Arctic warfare division at JBER and Fort Wainwright — cold-weather infantry, Arctic aviation, and statewide disaster support.

U.S. Army post in Fairbanks; home to elements of the 11th Airborne Division and a primary Interior Alaska employer.

Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission regulates oil and gas operations in Alaska, including permitting, production data, and carbon storage wells.

Anchorage muni board approving subdivision plats, replats, vacations, and rights-of-way adjustments.

Alaska Native regional corporation for Alaska's Interior — the largest ANCSA land owner at over 12 million acres. Owned by Athabascan shareholders, active in tourism, oilfield services, and IT.

U.S. federal agency investigating transportation accidents (NTSB) — aviation, marine, highway, rail, and pipeline. Frequent investigator of Alaska aviation crashes.

Goldbelt, Incorporated is a Juneau-based Alaska Native corporation. Alaska News covers its leadership, business ventures, and involvement in local.

Alaska Court of Appeals decisions on criminal cases, plea agreements, jury instructions, and other appellate matters affecting Alaska residents.

Anchorage muni quasi-judicial board hearing zoning variance requests and code interpretation appeals.

Municipal government of Ketchikan, Alaska (Southeast). City Council, advisory boards, public hearings.

Bering Strait hub city; Nome Common Council and municipal government.

The executive office of the U.S. President — presidential proclamations, executive orders, presidential memoranda, signing statements, fact sheets, press briefings, and official statements published at whitehouse.gov.

Bureau of Land Management Alaska Fire Service, providing wildland fire suppression across Alaska's federal and Native lands.

Alaska News — the alaskanews.com newsroom (Community News). First-party publisher; org tag for podcasts and other platform-originated content.

Sovereign tribal government representing over 38,000 Tlingit and Haida citizens across Southeast Alaska and the broader diaspora. Provides social services, employment, and cultural programs.

Federal cabinet department responsible for enforcing federal law. Includes the FBI, DEA, U.S. Marshals, and the 93 U.S. Attorneys' Offices nationwide. In Alaska, the U.S. Attorney's Office prosecutes federal crimes in cooperation with tribal and state law enforcement.

ANCSA regional corporation for the Ahtna region along the Copper River; Interior Athabaskan shareholders

The U.S. Coast Guard's Alaska command (renamed from District 17 to Arctic District in 2025) — maritime search and rescue, icebreaker and cutter operations, Air Stations Kodiak and Sitka, and Arctic security in Alaska waters.