Complaints voiced about corporation’s leadership, especially as Goldbelt dividends again rise.
Tribal and city leaders celebrate renaming as part of “reclaiming” area’s Alaska Native heritage.
“Kuhaantí,” first release of its kind in decades, part of nine-story collaborative tribal project.
Attendees at odds with the state of Alaska on fishing and hunting issues.
The crash of salmon stocks in Western Alaska’s Kuskokwim River has sparked a bitter court fight between the federal and state governments, and now Alaska… Continue reading
Xunaa celebrates 6th annual Traditional Food Fair.
Spending 9/11 with Biden, being top target of GOP now part of job while dealing with family matters.
11 of 14 contenders for four seats get extra time to respond to some tough questioning.
Those are the words of Department of Interior Secretary Jim Lyons and Undersecretary Sylvia Baca regarding so-called “landless” legislation in 1996. Bureau of Indian Affairs… Continue reading
Travels to the to the tiny Yup’ik village of Igiugig in the Bristol Bay region, to Utqiagvik at the northern tip of Alaska and to… Continue reading
As Alaska grapples with a shortage of teachers and high turnover rates, a regional nonprofit is recruiting Alaska Native educators to a new statewide program… Continue reading
Lawsuit focuses on Tlingit and Haida’s 787-square-foot parcel of land downtown
A state judge has ordered a tourist shop outside Denali National Park to stop selling products labeled as “made in Alaska” after the state of… Continue reading
2,400 packs with features for all ages distributed by Tlingit and Haida throughout Southeast Alaska
A conversation with U.S. Forest Service Tribal Relations Specialist Jennifer Hanlon.
Land for affordable housing appraised by the city at $700K in value, authority to only pay $100K.
Mentors to spend year with students at Zach Gordon Youth Center creating the permanent wearable art
Four specialists, one possibly in Juneau, will work with tribes and state to focus on rural areas.
Residents celebrate enduring culture after the village was devastated by the U.S. Navy shelling.
June 19 is Tlingit & Haida Day as well as a national holiday celebrating the end of slavery