This country is in trouble, and only God and the power of prayer can save it from abortion, same-sex marriage and political correctness, according to… Continue reading
Gov. Bill Walker hates to be a party pooper, but he says Alaska can’t afford otherwise.In a letter dated June 30 to supporters of the… Continue reading
The Fourth of July celebrates a piece of U.S. history — America’s birthday — and other counties are invited to the birthday party.Dressed in their… Continue reading
On July 1, 1986, the boat-filled Hidden Falls hatchery east of Baranof Island marked the beginning of the Southeast seine season. With almost 100 boats… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — The city of Anchorage is investing in a new approach to technology in an effort to better serve its citizens.The city has hired… Continue reading
The Juneau-based regional Native corporation Sealaska reported that its shareholders elected three incumbents and one newcomer to its board of directors at its annual meeting… Continue reading
At a special meeting Wednesday evening, the Juneau Assembly appointed four members to the Eaglecrest Ski Area board and two members to the Juneau International… Continue reading
KETCHIKAN — Repairs to a Ketchikan dock that was damaged in early June by a cruise ship have been completed ahead of schedule.The Ketchikan Daily… Continue reading
Tourists take pictures next to Nugget Falls on Thursday. Recent rain has added to its flow volume.… Continue reading
NEW YORK — Farmers, lumberjacks and fishermen have the highest suicide rate in the U.S., while librarians and educators have the lowest, according to a… Continue reading
When it comes to Juneau’s Parks and Recreation dollar, two truths are constantly at odds: everyone has an interest in recreation and nobody wants to… Continue reading
Thursday’s closing argument by a defendant representing himself in a felony trial was everything spectators who filled the room had likely expected — the unexpected.“They… Continue reading
Update: The U.S. Forest Service on Friday announced that the Mendenhall Lake sites are closed due to flooding from the jökulhlaup.Mendenhall Lake Campground, Nugget Falls Trail… Continue reading
As the search for former Juneau law clerk Joseph Balderas continued into its fourth day Thursday, his family and girlfriend were on their way to… Continue reading
The U.S. Forest Service has announced changes to its Tongass Forest Plan, which the agency hopes will alleviate conflicts between the timber industry, recreational users… Continue reading
PHOENIX — Thousands of signatures to get an initiative legalizing marijuana in Arizona on the November ballot were submitted Thursday, likely making the state one… Continue reading
KETCHIKAN — A Ketchikan woman died Wednesday night in a one-car crash on the south Tongass Highway.Alaska State Troopers said 43-year-old Verna Edenshaw was behind… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — An Anchorage man brutally beat, shot and killed a woman at his home, then loaded her body into a car with help from… Continue reading
On June 30, 1986, a U.S. Bureau of Mines employee died after falling down near Middle Peak, southeast of Juneau, while he and three other… Continue reading
The Alaska Liquefied Natural Gasline Project is at an unexpected crossroads.Consensus among state’s producer partners to continue the $45 billion-plus export plan for North Slope… Continue reading
