The end of the international ferry service link will mean big changes for people trying to get from Southeast Alaska to the North American road system.
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There’s a new marine heatwave in the Pacific Ocean that looks a lot like ‘The Blob’
The new warming trend started in mid-June.
On the eve of a plastic bag ban, is Anchorage ready?
On Sept. 15, Anchorage will bar retailers from giving disposable plastic bags to customers. The measure affects plenty of businesses you might not expect.
US-China trade dispute stalls timber sale negotiations in Haines
The tariff clash between the Trump administration and China is working in favor of local conservation groups, who hope to keep the forests near Haines standing.
Alaska’s ferry system debuts a winter season with fewer trips and higher prices
Lawmakers cut the ferry budget by $43.6 million dollars rather than risk losing it altogether.
Newscast – Thursday, Sept. 5, 2019
In this newscast:The group pursuing a recall of Gov. Mike Dunleavy has submitted signatures to state elections officials as part of an initial phase of its push. The Alaska Marine Highway System opened booking for its winter schedule with fewer sailings and a new pricing system that could take travelers by surprise. The cruise industry’s public face in Alaska is stepping out of the limelight.The Alaska Board of Fisheries violated the state’s open meetings law, according to Alaska’s ombudsman. Last month, Alaska’s US Senators accompanied Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on a trip to communities around the state.