More employees at key positions hired, restoration of cross-Gulf sailings next summer envisioned.
A federal judge in Alaska on Friday rejected requests from environmental groups to halt winter construction work for the massive Willow oil project on Alaska’s… Continue reading
Successive marine heat waves appear to have doomed much of the chum salmon swimming in the ocean waters off Alaska in the past year and… Continue reading
Hundreds share Salvation Army’s annual Thanksgiving, including some with sudden holiday plan changes.
More than 50 events scheduled Friday afternoon and evening from downtown to Douglas.
Officials unaware of similar cases in Alaska; facility says steps to prevent such incidents underway
Otto Florschutz, 65, found Thursday evening; Derek Heller, 12, still missing among family of five.
What if prized rare earth elements could be extracted from seaweed, avoiding the need to dig into the ground for the materials used in technology… Continue reading
“Very draft” $190 million spending plan for FY25 based on status quo has $1 million deficit.
Safeway taking over all prescriptions and offering jobs to all employees, according to owners.
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Three decades of capital city coverage.
New Zealand hunting safari, signed Ted Nugent guitar among items being offered.
Proposal to waive taxes for a day or two each year isn’t a quick sale to most Assembly members
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Concerts this weekend part of resurging “wealth of riches” by choruses and orchestras, director says.
Scientists warn climate change, by increasing precipitation and extreme rainfall, adds to risks.
Petersburg man calling attention to what he calls Joseph LeConte’s racist history.
Tree lighting and Santa Skate bring early seasonal glow to community “where sunlight touches first.”
Family members say they remain supportive of facility’s locally available assisted living services.
