What happens when we flush? Here’s why Sitka officials are pitching a multimillion-dollar revitalization project for the city’s nearly 40-year-old wastewater facility.
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Juneau, cruise industry reach tentative agreement on passenger fees
The tentative agreement brings an end to almost three years of litigation between Cruise Lines International Association Alaska and the City and Borough of Juneau over how the city spends passenger fees.
Snowboarder dies in avalanche near Haines
Two skiers in the area dug the Haines resident out of the snow within a matter of minutes and tried to resuscitate him.
Juneau legislators address budget concerns at town hall
There’s been vocal opposition in Juneau to many of Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s suggested cuts. Local leaders say they want constituents to continue letting the Legislature know.
The Alaska Roadless Rule decision is moving along. Some tribal governments say it’s moving too fast.
The Organized Village of Kake says the timeline has felt rushed for a decision that could have a major impact on rural Southeast Alaska.
Alaska state ferry supporters come out in force
Throngs of ferry supporters packed a House hearing and called in from across the state, urging elected officials to spare the Alaska Marine Highway System from deep cost-cutting.