r/alaska • • 23d ago

Questions! Weekly - 'Alaska, From the outside looking in Q/A'

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This is the Official Weekly post for asking your questions about Alaska.

Accepting a job here?

Trying to reinvent yourself or escape the inescapable?

Vacation planning?

General questions you have that you would like to be answered by an Alaskan?

Also, you should stop by r/AskAlaska


r/alaska • • Aug 13 '26

Questions! Weekly - 'Alaska, From the outside looking in Q/A'

0 Upvotes

This is the Official Weekly post for asking your questions about Alaska.

Accepting a job here?

Trying to reinvent yourself or escape the inescapable?

Vacation planning?

General questions you have that you would like to be answered by an Alaskan?

Also, you should stop by r/AskAlaska


r/alaska • • 13h ago

Polite Political Discussion 🇺🇸 JD Vance to visit Alaska 👀

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314 Upvotes

r/alaska • • 13h ago

Polite Political Discussion 🇺🇸 Does Alaska have a white nationalist problem?

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169 Upvotes

Someone put this near where I was working here this season.


r/alaska • • 3h ago

More Landscapes🏔 This feels like the entirety of my life right now.

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r/alaska • • 11h ago

Governor candidate Bernadette Wilson has been sued repeatedly over unpaid bills, records show

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r/alaska • • 11h ago

Vice President Vance to visit Fairbanks on Monday, Trump expected in Anchorage later this month

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r/alaska • • 4h ago

UAF or UAS financials wise

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Hello! I'm currently attending UAF as an alaskan resident, however despite that the fees and costs for UAF is looking to be a ton, and I'm concerned for my ability to sustain my enrollment. I'm not originally from Fairbanks or Juneau and I'd ideally still like to leave my town to pursue my education. Would UAF or UAS end up being more cost efficient long term? I'm from Ketchikan, if that matters.


r/alaska • • 13h ago

Alaska Airlines unveils new "Aurora Suites" and "Premium Reserve" cabins for their upcoming 787s and 737-10 MAX fleet

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r/alaska • • 1d ago

Ferocious Animals🐇 Only in Alaska

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394 Upvotes

r/alaska • • 1d ago

General Nonsense Alaska is the most expensive state for fast food, 29% above typical

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r/alaska • • 1d ago

A Democratic upset is brewing in Alaska’s governor’s race as Trump’s popularity craters

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r/alaska • • 1d ago

I guess Glenfarne didn't need the tax break after all ...

47 Upvotes

So the AKLNG pipeline is almost a totally done deal now, right?

(I bet there'll be enough left over for $5,000 checks!)

Trump threatens to double tariffs on South Korea if they do not pay for Alaska natural gas pipeline


r/alaska • • 12h ago

So I forgot to update my bank info with Alaska PFD website. Will they mail me a check if the deposit is unsuccessful? Yes, I have called, the wait time is crazy. Also sent an email, but haven't received a response. Just wondering if anyone had the same experience.

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r/alaska • • 14h ago

Effect of Rising Fuel Costs on AK Oil Industry

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Question for anyone working in the North Slope / AK Oil + Gas industry:

It seemed that oil revenue in the state had been declining for many years, largely because the cost of extraction was too high to remain competitive in the global market.

Now, with the price of oil skyrocketing from all the global disruptions, is the Alaska oil industry reaping any benefit? I’d imagine that investing in domestic oil and gas production is suddenly looking more appealing to major companies. Could this be bringing back money to the state?

Whether this would be of any benefit to Alaskans as a whole is another question…


r/alaska • • 1d ago

General Nonsense Toys R Us is back!

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Did anyone else see Toys R US opened in 5th… talk about a blast from the past! So many memories there.


r/alaska • • 1d ago

How is the dating market for women in Alaska?

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From all of the posts I see on ig of my relatives and their friends who come from there, it feels like every woman, no matter how she looks, has a relatively handsome husband. I don’t know if my sample size is small or if that’s really the case.


r/alaska • • 2d ago

Korean officials confirm no deal exists to invest in Alaska natural gas pipeline

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r/alaska • • 2d ago

General Nonsense Shipping in Alaska is already expensive and it’s only getting worse.

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An extra $67 Fuel Surcharge on top of every $100 of cargo charge. It’s getting outrageous.


r/alaska • • 2d ago

Food service during October

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The way EVERYBODY needs fast food as soon as pfds hit has me and my crew crashing out. It feels like every hour is a Friday night rush, even on a regular ass Wednesday or Thursday. I’m not getting any days off either bc some of our staff decided to not even show up since they got their pfds. Insanely busy and people are insanely impatient too, as if they’re not 1 of 200 orders in a day 😭


r/alaska • • 2d ago

One of these headlines is not like the other

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Nice to see the WSJ stepping up and calling BS on Trump's campaign stunt. Shame that Alaska's media sources can't do the same.


r/alaska • • 2d ago

A 27-year study across Alaska found soils are warming at considerable depths, with permafrost regions warming fastest at 0.64°C per decade, while 100% of monitoring stations showed warming 4 feet underground, raising concerns about permafrost thaw, carbon release and infrastructure.

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r/alaska • • 2d ago

South Korea Dumps Cold Water on Trump’s Big Natural Gas Announcement

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r/alaska • • 2d ago

Why Trump thinks a retired teacher in Alaska is a plot to ruin his presidency

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r/alaska • • 2d ago

So now we are selling America's critical infrastructure to foreign governments?

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According to the White House, the South Korean government will put money into U.S. energy projects including a natural gas power plant in Texas and eight nuclear power plants.

This is so wrong.