Alaska has attracted proposals for as many as 15 data centers, but concerns about how to power them have fueled calls for caution.
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Newscast – Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026
A Ketchikan fire station is back in operation after a fire damaged the facility; The empty St. Ann’s building in Juneau has grant funding to be developed into a senior care center; Alaska’s ferry laundry is done by people incarcerated a Lemon Creek Correctional Center for less than $2 per hour; A group of Sitka’s Mt. Edgecumbe High School alumni, parents and educators want to see improvements at the state-run boarding school
Through food sovereignty grant, Juneau students learn traditional Lingít food practices
The funding allows about 120 elementary and middle school-aged children to work with elders, cultural specialists, and language teachers this school year.
Juneau nonprofit gets $3.6M to transform historic building into senior care center
For years, the St. Ann’s building near the Starr Hill neighborhood has sat largely empty despite its prime location downtown. Its history runs deep in Juneau.
As King Cove road issue heads to federal appeals court, Peltola reiterates her support
Both leading candidates for Alaska’s U.S. Senate election back construction of the link between King Cove and Cold Bay.
Halong: 1 year after the storm
In October 2025, daily life in dozens of Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta communities was suddenly interrupted when the remnants of Typhoon Halong slammed into the coast. Over the past year, the crisis has shined a light on what is still missing from disaster response, and what tribal communities need to protect a way of life bound to the land.