Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Bates’ rationale that mobile cruise ships should be regulated the same way as stationary industries like mines is ridiculous.

The fifth Juneau Family Fish Camp hosted by UAF Cooperative Extension's 4-H Program centered Tlingit stories as participants cut, smoked and processed fish.

The new puppy Aggie. (Photo courtesy of Michelle Bonnet Hale) By Michelle Bonnet Hale My pipeline has two columns: one near completion and the other just beginning. They are both my usual blend of personal and local, political and philosophical. I try every day to sit down to work on them. They both require research, phone calls, and digging through details to make sure that my positions are supported. They require thinking for more than 30 seconds. Deep thought has become an

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When it comes to politics, what a campaign says is rarely as important as what they’re avoiding. And the writers of Ballot Measure 2 are hoping you don’t notice what’s on 33 pages of the 35-page measure.

The Advisory Board of the National Shrine of Saint Thérèse in Juneau has officially conferred the prestigious St. Thérèse Award upon local resident and devoted volunteer Jim Wilcox.

A Republican loss could tip the power balance to Democrats and send the state and nation into a ‘far-left direction,’ Vance told hundreds gathered for the campaign rally.

The shock gloves immigration agents could soon use to control detainees and protesters worked so powerfully during a military exercise that participants felt intense pain, stopped fighting immediately and feared additional exposures, according to a previously unreleased Army study.

The U.S. Department of Energy said on Monday that it has approved $150 million to partially fund a second electrical intertie between Southcentral Alaska and the Interior.

Cost-of-living concerns, providing services to retain residents remain key issues for first voters showing up at polls.

In some states, water bills are increasing twice as fast as household incomes.

Alaskans who have applied for disaster assistance funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and received a denial may still appeal, according to an agency update.