The issue relates to a 2020 incident when a sign posted at Juneau’s Fred Meyer stated that tribal IDs would not be accepted for tobacco sales.
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Passengers evacuated after fire breaks out on cruise ship in Glacier Bay
The Sapphire Princess, a larger Princess Cruises ship that was sailing nearby, responded to radio calls from the Wilderness Discoverer and used one of its lifeboats to bring over the passengers and most of the crew.
Dunleavy says Alaska can boost fossil fuels and renewables. Clean energy advocates disagree.
Alaska faces growing impacts from climate change, from sea ice loss and thawing permafrost to species die-offs.
As 3 seasons of bridge work loom, Denali managers and tourist industry adjust
New timeline to remove clay at perilous Pretty Rocks site pushes completion date for bridge and full park road access to 2026.
NOAA offers reward for info on shooting of 7 sea lions near Cordova
Steller sea lions are federally protected under the Endangered Species Act.
Anchorage now has the third busiest cargo airport in the world, with plans for growth
The airport now accounts for one out of seven jobs in Anchorage.
Here’s what passed and what didn’t in Alaska’s legislative session
Thirty-one bills passed House and Senate this year, the third fewest of any first-year session since statehood.
Hilcorp fined again for deviating from permit at Milne Point
The order says Hilcorp has a track record of regulatory non-compliance that includes more than 60 enforcement actions.
3 found dead on boat anchored off Sandy Beach in Juneau
Police said there were no immediate signs of foul play.
Grubby’s son captured as Homer faces growing opossum oproblem
It turns out that Grubby the opossum — who hitched a ride to Alaska in a shipping container in March — had babies.