Federal judge dismisses lawsuits seeking to halt Alaska's Willow oil drilling project | Regional News

Alaska’s largest oil drilling project in decades will continue toward production. On Thursday, a federal court judge in Anchorage dismissed two challenges against ConocoPhillips’ Willow project, saying plaintiffs failed to

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