One of the most biting insults in Alaska politics is to be accused of being aligned with the “Lower 48," code for candidates taking marching orders from powerful forces in the contiguous United States rather than sticking up for Alaskans.

We’ve heard of seismometers identifying earthquakes, but what about them being used to identify and track landslides? This is something that students with the University of Oregon are working with, in conjunction with a slew of other devices to better understand the landslides in the Chilkat Valley.

Mangaccat leads girls and Thompson leads boys to podium dominance

Wilson wins individual boys’ championship, Hitchcock tops the girls’ field

Wrangell boys tip Skagway and Craig, Petersburg girls top Wrangell and Craig

I dropped off my property tax check this morning. It was our largest expenditure for September. Affordability is the key word for many people this election cycle.

Electrical equipment prices are rising and availability is scarce, engineer with company designing proposed local project tells Docks and Harbors Board.

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My wife and I chose to raise a family in Juneau two decades ago because it is an exceptionally livable place, with biking, skiing, indoor recreational facilities, boating, hunting, and fishing that doesn’t require spending most of your weekend stuck in a car to access.

Whale watching operators say costs should be more equitably shared, residents say current situation at Statter isn’t equitable to residents.

Crimson Bears seniors reflect on careers during Region V tournament.

Inaugural walk/run, community potluck and film screening planned Sunday; traditional foods feast and healing activities planned Wednesday.