With Alaska voters considering legalizing marijuana this fall, here’s a look at how a similar change impacted Seattle law enforcement.
Business
Anchorage business benefits from employing refugees
Businesses in Anchorage have a tough time finding entry level employees. For some employers, the solution is hiring refugees.
Louie’s Douglas Inn opens doors to big crowd
“Our first night we rang up just a little over 500 tickets,” Abby Trucano says.
U.S. Senator still after ANC contracting advantages
A U.S. Senator from Missouri is continuing her crackdown on the advantages Alaska Native Corporations enjoy in government contracting.
New Sealaska leaders promise growth, changes
Sealaska has been losing money, but it’s new board chairman and CEO say the regional Native corporation is gearing up for growth.
Possible growth at Ted Stevens Airport has some concerned
Every five-to-seven years, the Ted Stevens International Airport publishes a master plan detailing upcoming changes at Alaska’s busiest air hub.