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The Daily Alaska Codex is the newsroom's reference of the organizations, people, places and projects that appear in The Daily Alaska's coverage of Alaska housing, energy, politics, the economy and everyday life. Each entry is maintained by The Daily Alaska newsroom and links to the stories that mention it.

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  • Alaska childcare providers, families and employers face intense strain from lack of availability and funding, with advocates pressing state for major investment

    0 stories · 3 updates this month

  • Alaska household electricity prices rose 5.6% year-over-year to 28.83 cents per kilowatt-hour in July, over 10 cents above the national average, straining house

    0 stories · 3 updates this month

  • Alaska's average mortgage payment hit $2,044 monthly in 2025, up 84% from 2019, while rents continue rising despite slower growth, making homeownership inaccess

    0 stories · 3 updates this month

  • President Trump claims South Korea will invest $50-54 billion in an Alaska natural gas pipeline, but South Korean officials deny confirming such investment.

    0 stories · 3 updates this month

  • The yearly fight over the base student allocation, vetoes and what districts cut when the number does not move.

    0 stories · 0 updates this month

  • The proposed 211-mile industrial road to the Ambler mining district, its federal permitting reversals and the state's push to build it.

    0 stories · 8 updates this month

  • Anchorage's shelter capacity, camp abatements, winter plans and the Assembly votes that pay for them.

    0 stories · 5 updates this month

C

  • Southcentral Alaska's looming shortfall of Cook Inlet natural gas, the utilities' import plans, and what it does to heating and electric bills.

    0 stories · 6 updates this month

E

  • Restoring water and salmon to the Eklutna River while Anchorage's utilities decide what the hydro project and a pumped-storage plan mean for bills.

    0 stories · 1 updates this month

F

  • Fairbanks North Star Borough's fine-particulate problem, the EPA nonattainment deadlines and the wood-stove rules households live with.

    0 stories · 0 updates this month

J

  • Juneau's ballot measures and agreements to cap cruise traffic, and what the numbers mean for the city's sales tax and jobs.

    0 stories · 0 updates this month

  • Juneau faces recurring catastrophic floods from Suicide Basin glacial lake outbursts, with second 2026 release occurring in early October, threatening homes and

    0 stories · 3 updates this month

M

  • The Mat-Su Borough School District's bus contract, the routes that go unrun and the cost over its term.

    0 stories · 0 updates this month

  • Glacial outburst floods from Suicide Basin send water into Mendenhall Lake and River, causing localized flooding near Juneau with crest warnings reaching 10 fee

    0 stories · 3 updates this month

N

  • Native Alaskans face federal policy barriers and housing shortages; Senate hearing examined NAHASDA modernization as Congress and HUD increase costs for Section

    0 stories · 3 updates this month

P

  • The proposed copper and gold mine at the headwaters of Bristol Bay, blocked by the EPA's 2023 Clean Water Act determination and still in litigation.

    0 stories · 0 updates this month

R

  • Remote Alaska communities face extreme energy costs—$24+ per gallon for heating fuel forcing subsistence hunting cuts—while state stockpiles emergency generator

    0 stories · 3 updates this month

W

  • ConocoPhillips' Willow oil development in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska: construction milestones, lawsuits, jobs and royalties.

    0 stories · 3 updates this month

How the Codex works

Codex entries are compiled from public records, official filings and The Daily Alaska's own reporting, and are updated as stories publish. They are not a consumer report and must not be used for credit, employment, housing or insurance decisions. If you are the subject of an entry you may ask us to correct, update or limit it; we answer within 5 business days and log material corrections on /corrections. Requests go to an editor, not to an automated system.

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What is the Daily Alaska Codex?

A public reference of the organizations, people, places and projects in The Daily Alaska's coverage, maintained by the newsroom.

Who maintains the Codex?

The Daily Alaska newsroom, led by founder and publisher Slav Lund. Entries are updated as new stories are published.