Extraterrestrial encounters share space with Sasquatch sightings on themed cruise that exchanges experiences with alien-watching allies in Alaska’s capital.

Glaciers are in the public eye following the glacier collapse in Nepal and flooding in Juneau last month. These ice giants are as part of the Alaska landscape as salmon or bears, but their scale and remote nature make them difficult to study, leaving them as one of the more mysterious natural phenomena.

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Alaskans should know better than residents of the other 49 states when a politician is trying to buy their votes, particularly when the promise is a big fat dividend landing in their pockets.

HUD has been seeking to move away from an approach that provides permanent housing without conditions.

On Oct. 1, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources will begin limiting how far in advance reservations can be made to three months, down from six months.

Many states are stopping short of forcing mergers, but taking a variety of steps to encourage them.

Ballot Measure 2 may lift financial donation limits for governor and lieutenant governor elections amid a conflict with Ballot Measure 1.

Building also houses apartments and town’s only table-service restaurant open year-round for lunch and dinner.

Former director, now working as a temporary curator, says some activities such as accepting donations, processing collection items and tours have halted.

I recently passed some fellow hikers, one of whom was wearing a T-shirt that read, “Elect good people.” I thought to myself, “Yes!” That is exactly what we need in this increasingly toxic political environment.

The board of the Kennedy Center voted Tuesday to close the facility amid financial issues and a dispute over putting President Donald Trump’s name on the iconic performing arts venue, according to people familiar with the matter.