News
You want to know—and we want to tell you—what’s happening with Alaska’s businesses: large corporations with thousands of employees or sole proprietorships filling a niche; manufacturers adding value to local resources or engineering firms with decades of specialized experience; or companies centralized in Southcentral or operating across Alaska’s slopes.
Browse below to get a comprehensive look of what’s happening—and why it matters.
Latest News
Anchorage Short-Term Rental Registration Starts in May
A requirement to register short-term rentals in Anchorage takes effect this spring, part of an effort to gather information about the housing market.
8(a) Contracting Program Updates ‘Bona Fide Place of Business’ Rule
Alaska Native corporations welcome more flexibility in a recent requirement to establish a physical office where a construction contract is executed, even before bidding.
Covenant House Launching ‘Work Ready Alaska’ Skills Training Program
Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities selected Covenant House Alaska as a primary partner in Work Ready Alaska to train youth in job and life skills.
Cold Storage Campus Breaks Ground at ANC Airport
Groundbreaking on Phase 1 of Alaska Cargo and Cold Storage’s logistics campus at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport has been almost six years in the works.
Courtroom Simulator Gives UAA Law Students Realistic Trial Experience
A new trial simulation courtroom at UAA is expanding hands-on training for students and meeting a broader community need for shared legal practice space.
Atlas of Aquaculture Opportunity Areas Balances Shared Ocean Resources
A three-year federal review identifies seventy-seven sites on Alaska’s southern coast that might be suitable for shellfish and seaweed cultivation.
Midtown Fred Meyer Wins 2025 Alaska Grown $5 Store Challenge
The Fred Meyer store on Northern Lights Boulevard won the Alaska Division of Agriculture’s 2025 Alaska Grown $5 Store Challenge.
Private Construction Promises Strong Season; Questions Remain for Public Spending
Private sector construction spending is forecast to outweigh the public sector in 2026 while industry officials ask the Alaska Legislature for matching funds.
Wells Fargo Welcomes HOPE Inside for Financial Coaching
A partnership with the national nonprofit Operation HOPE puts financial coaches inside the Midtown Anchorage headquarters branch of Wells Fargo bank.
Latest News
Anchorage Short-Term Rental Registration Starts in May
A requirement to register short-term rentals in Anchorage takes effect this spring, part of an effort to gather information about the housing market.
8(a) Contracting Program Updates ‘Bona Fide Place of Business’ Rule
Alaska Native corporations welcome more flexibility in a recent requirement to establish a physical office where a construction contract is executed, even before bidding.
Covenant House Launching ‘Work Ready Alaska’ Skills Training Program
Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities selected Covenant House Alaska as a primary partner in Work Ready Alaska to train youth in job and life skills.
Cold Storage Campus Breaks Ground at ANC Airport
Groundbreaking on Phase 1 of Alaska Cargo and Cold Storage’s logistics campus at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport has been almost six years in the works.
Courtroom Simulator Gives UAA Law Students Realistic Trial Experience
A new trial simulation courtroom at UAA is expanding hands-on training for students and meeting a broader community need for shared legal practice space.
Atlas of Aquaculture Opportunity Areas Balances Shared Ocean Resources
A three-year federal review identifies seventy-seven sites on Alaska’s southern coast that might be suitable for shellfish and seaweed cultivation.
Midtown Fred Meyer Wins 2025 Alaska Grown $5 Store Challenge
The Fred Meyer store on Northern Lights Boulevard won the Alaska Division of Agriculture’s 2025 Alaska Grown $5 Store Challenge.
Private Construction Promises Strong Season; Questions Remain for Public Spending
Private sector construction spending is forecast to outweigh the public sector in 2026 while industry officials ask the Alaska Legislature for matching funds.
Wells Fargo Welcomes HOPE Inside for Financial Coaching
A partnership with the national nonprofit Operation HOPE puts financial coaches inside the Midtown Anchorage headquarters branch of Wells Fargo bank.
