There are about 400 knotweed infestations in Juneau.
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Power restored to homes cut off by last week’s Wrangell landslide
Residents can now drive through the slide zone during scheduled 30-minute windows.
Klukwan church returned to tribe after century of Presbyterian ownership
Tribal and church leaders say it’s an important step towards self-determination for the Chilkat Indian Village.
Wrangell landslide survivor says a bag of sewing supplies saved her from hypothermia
Christina Florschutz survived the slide and is recovering in the Wrangell hospital.
A Wrangell man’s retirement project has become a lifeline for families cut off by deadly landslide
Dozens of homes still lack power, internet and road access.
State identifies those killed or missing in Wrangell landslide
Workers with the state DOT started to clear the landslide debris on Thursday.
After the landslide, Wrangellites gather for a Thanksgiving meal
“I just really want to say thanks to the community because we’ve had no shortage of people wanting to provide vehicles, lodging, food supplies,” one evacuee said.
Wrangell landslide response shifts to clearing the road; names of dead and missing will be released Friday
The search for three people left missing by Monday’s landslide in Wrangell is now a reactive search rather than active search, Alaska State Troopers said Thursday.
Search and rescue efforts continue after deadly Wrangell landslide
There’s a huge effort underway not only to search for the missing, but to evacuate or bring supplies to the many residents whose homes were cut off by the slide.
Federal court finds Kake’s emergency hunt was lawful under ANILCA
The ruling by the United States District Court of Alaska earlier this month further strengthens the federal government’s position in subsistence management in Alaska.