Archives for 2014

Fish and Game would be rebuilding the Crystal Lake hatchery facility destroyed in a fire earlier this month.

Critics say the rule would expand the reach of the Clean Water Act to cover most creeks and wetlands across the country.

As soon as this summer, the city will be ready to apply for permits to build a pioneer road at the end of North Douglas Highway.

Robert Kowalski homicide trial veers unnecessarily off course with allegations about destroyed evidence

“A lot of teachers who want to wait or aren’t supportive of a curriculum may not have the same high-needs students in their buildings.”

Wednesday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon, Ken Fix Hosts. We’ll talk with Ati Nessia from AWARE about the Choose Respect march in Juneau; We’ll find out about tonight’s/Wednesday’s public lecture & film on toxic chemicals, with guests Tracey Woodruff and Pam Miller; We’ll get a preview of the music of Harrison B who will…

As the Coast Guard prepares to open the Houston Ship Channel after an oil spill over the weekend, environmentalists were trying assess the damage to a sensitive ecological system.

The few biologists who have studied wolverines in Alaska say they are exceptional creatures.

Hoping it will be “a dignified and reverential setting,” the soon-to-be-opened National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York City says approximately 8,000 unidentified remains of those who died in the 2001 terrorist attacks in Manhattan are returning “to the sacred ground of the World Trade Center site.”

Russia’s 20 years of having a seat at the table when leaders of the world’s most powerful industrialized nations meet came to at least a temporary end.