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Gray whales are washing up dead in large numbers along the Pacific Coast
The animals appear to be starving as a result of climate change disruptions to the food web, according to NOAA.
Latest News
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Turnover continues among Juneau School District top officials
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Many gas pipeline construction jobs will go to non-Alaskans, 2020 study indicates
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Gray whales are washing up dead in large numbers along the Pacific Coast
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Trump pardons Wasilla mechanic who removed anti-pollution devices from diesel pickups
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Wrongfully convicted Alaskans can now apply for withheld PFDs under new law
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Corporate income tax change remains key sticking point for Alaska gas pipeline bill
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Former Juneau pools manager to head Eaglecrest Ski Area
Juneau
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A black bear checked into Juneau’s historic Alaskan Hotel
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Juneau’s July Fourth fireworks display postponed to Saturday
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Tlingit and Haida plans to launch gambling addiction treatment alongside its casino
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CDC reports two cruise ships in Southeast Alaska had norovirus outbreaks in June
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Coast Guard draft assessment includes plans to accommodate up to two icebreakers in Juneau
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Taku River glacial outburst flood crests without breaching riverbanks
Southeast
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Back on the ballot, Petersburg Dan Sullivan says he’s ready to start campaigning
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Halibut stamp required for charter boats in Alaska waters this year
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Pride flags back up at Skagway’s Red Onion Saloon
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Alaska Supreme Court orders a spot on the ballot for 2nd Dan Sullivan
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Dunleavy vetoes $123k for Mt. Edgecumbe maintenance position
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Helicopter crash site in Sitka remains closed for U.S. Coast Guard investigation
Statewide
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As ship traffic rises, 2 new studies look at how that could affect marine mammals in the Arctic
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Alaska is a dud at the Great American State Fair
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Fostering 48 parakeets: Alaska’s senior boom strains bird rescue groups
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State lawmakers delay vote on Alaska LNG tax bill until mid-July
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A dead deep-sea whale was found near Sitka, the second this month
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Deb Haaland visits Juneau to promote her new book