Local mining expert says drill and blast tunneling method could cost half of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ proposed method.
Environment
Preliminary necropsy shows dead fin whale in Seward had injuries consistent with vessel strike
The official cause of death is pending further testing, which can take months to complete, NOAA Fisheries said in a statement.
New Forest Service cabin in Juneau expected to become most popular in the Tongass
Booking opens Thursday for Sítʼ Yá Hítʼ or “‘Face of the Glacier House” at the Mendenhall Campground — Juneau’s first Forest Service cabin named in Lingít.
High PSP toxin levels mean it’s ‘not a good time’ to harvest shellfish in parts of Southeast Alaska
In Haines, there are active advisories for all shellfish species in Viking Cove, Portage Cove and Taiyasanka Harbor.
Alaska charities can now host snowfall betting pools
A new state law enacted Monday loosens a restriction on “snow classics.”
Lawsuit aims to put sunflower sea stars on endangered species list
The huge sea stars, once plentiful in waters from Mexico to Alaska, were nearly wiped out by a bacteria-caused wasting disease, and listing is overdue, the lawsuit says.





