Kake seeks to build biomass heating system for cheaper energy
The system would use leftover wood from thinning of second growth forests or from timber operations in Southeast Alaska.
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At least 9 COVID-19 cases identified at Alaska Military Youth Academy
Twenty-seven teenagers are now in isolation. An official said the rest of the cadets and staff will be tested multiple times in the coming weeks.
State blames technical glitches as tens of thousands of Alaskans await $300 weekly unemployment boost
“I’m not just worried, I’m terrified,” said one Alaskan still waiting for the payment.
Search continues for 7 boaters that went missing more than a week ago in Western Alaska
"We’re just trying to find those seven people so that either the families can have closure or that we find them if they’re still alive drifting down somewhere,” said the Quinhagak police chief.
Letter: Protect Alaska
Humanity has consumed the natural world across most of the planet. The Tongass is still thriving.
Alaska is feeling the impact of a national shortage of surgical gloves
The Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corp. said health care providers were being “forced” to reuse gloves due to critical national shortages plus increasing demand in the region.
Letter: What’s our goal?
Mask up and social distance, and stick to COVID-19 plans, without it we will not see our loved ones at Christmas and kids will not be going back to school.
Gross campaign amplifies abortion-related messaging surrounding Amy Coney Barrett confirmation
His campaign is trying to draw a stark contrast between Al Gross, who supports abortion rights, and incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan, who has a voting record against abortion.
Letter: No ranked-choice voting
This is not how Alaska’s future is supposed to be decided.
With Halloween traditions riskier this year, Alaskans look for creative ways to celebrate the season
Health officials recommend skipping traditional trick-or-treating and costume parties, but some families are getting creative with candy zip lines and treat chutes.
Letter: Sham of a school board
Maybe ASD should focus its renaming efforts on schools that have been named after some very shady characters.
Trump administration approves ConocoPhillips’ Willow oil project in National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska
The approval sets the stage for construction in a largely undeveloped Arctic region that has seen increased industry attention in recent years.
Letter: Alaska needs new representation
Alyse Galvin will work diligently to respond to the challenges facing Alaskans.