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ConocoPhillips Alaska announced today that the Coyote 3SX development in the Kuparuk River Unit (KRU) on State land has achieved first oil ahead of schedule and under budget on Friday, Aug. 7, 2026. Funding for the approximately $800 million project was approved in October 2025, and construction began in early 2026. “Coyote 3SX demonstrates our […]

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The Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) 2026/2027 winter schedule is now open for reservations, covering travel from October 1, 2026, through April 30, 2027. “As we enter the winter season, our focus remains on providing reliable, safe, and essential marine transit to Alaska’s coastal communities,” said AMHS Director Craig Tornga. “Winter service is a vital […]

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The North Pacific Fishery Management Council (NPFMC) will meet at the Egan Center in Anchorage, AK, October 5-13, 2026.Scientific and Statistical Committee: October 5-7, 2026Advisory Panel: October 7-9, 2026Council: October 8-13, 2026 The eAgenda, schedule, and the pre-meeting review documents are available on the website. Please note the Scientific and Statistical Comittee (...


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By Greg Sarber Originally published in “Seward’s Folly,” the author’s personal Substack, August 10, 2026. Over the weekend, a close friend asked me for help understanding the governor’s race. She had read the voter guide published by ADN but still didn’t know who to vote for. We spent half an hour on the phone, and afterwards, she said […]

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By Michael Tavoliero In Alaska, public education carries extraordinary power and control. It does more than transmit mathematics, science, history, and language; it helps shape how young people understand authority, citizenship, rights, government, and their relationship to one another. Precisely because that influence is so great, public education must resist the temptation ...


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