The tribal government of Klukwan filed a lawsuit Monday against the Bureau of Land Management, accusing it of failing to protect culturally-important salmon habitat and… Continue reading
With the exception of a yellow handbag, Chellsy Milton brought just the clothes on her back. The outfit included three jackets, on top of which… Continue reading
If you hear a hearty “timber!” when walking through the woods this December, it’s a good idea to look up: you may be hiking in… Continue reading
Wolf sightings in the wetlands area have hikers worried for their safety. At least two people posted to social media about wolf encounters on the… Continue reading
Kensington gold mine General Manager Mark Kiessling has a few statistics he’s optimistic about. The underground mine has milled three times more ore in 2016… Continue reading
Taku River chinook salmon are returning in alarmingly low numbers. Three Board of Fisheries proposals, each up for public comment, could affect who gets to… Continue reading
Dave Scanlan is new to Eaglcrest Ski Area, but he’s no stranger to small community ski areas. At 40, he’s spent his professional life working… Continue reading
Retaining Alaska National Guardsmen in Southeast Alaska isn’t as easy as it used to be. Cultural and institutional shifts have made it harder, Guard personnel… Continue reading
After 29 years running their downtown bottle shop together, Oke and Robert Rodman have decided to stop and smell the roses. Percy’s Liquor, a stalwart… Continue reading
What does it take to create 300 apple pies in a day? About 45 volunteers, 600 pounds of apples, hot coffee and careful planning. A… Continue reading
Erik Scholl’s coffee comes from the side of a volcano in Hawaii. His salt, straight from the island’s famed beaches. Everything at his two new… Continue reading
In 1869, two years after the United States purchased Alaska from Russia, the U.S. Coast Survey’s George Davidson departed Sitka with a small party of… Continue reading
Starting today, Juneauites will have the chance to catch king crab in the waters surrounding their backyards. It’s the first time in six years a… Continue reading
Correction: An earlier version of this article provided the incorrect location of the upcoming town hall meeting, due to incorrect information provided by the organizers. The… Continue reading
It’s anticipated like Black Friday, only the lineup is for used skis, not the new iPhone. Recreationalists will mark the unofficial beginning of winter with… Continue reading
Southeast tourism leaders are asking Congress to increase U.S. Forest Service recreation funding, they wrote in an open letter this week. USFS’ recreation budget has… Continue reading
A man has been found dead in the water at the Mendenhall Glacier Recreation Area, according to Alaska State Troopers. Ryan Johanson, age 25 of… Continue reading
University of Alaska Southeast student Jenae Kesey was on a bike ride with her mom and dad last Saturday on Herbert Glacier Trail when she… Continue reading
His body curled like a pretzel, Kyle Worl focused his eyes on a ball dangling from a string more than 6 feet in the air.… Continue reading
Judy and Herb Wright operate the Point Baker Trading Post from May to September, selling milk and eggs to passing fishing boats and residents of… Continue reading
