The Alaska State Museum will debut a solo exhibition next week that uses tribal weaving to document a dark chapter in Alaskan history. Tlingit artist and educator Shgendootan George presents ...
Republican officials order investigations of Peltola and other Democrats after New York Times report
Alaska’s governor said late Wednesday that he is ordering the Alaska Department of Public Safety to investigate whether ...
The Juneau Coordinated Transportation Coalition (JCTC) is seeking public feedback on its 2026 transit plan, an initiative ...
Assembly swore in new members during its regular reorganizational meeting Monday night. The session marked a major leadership transition, as newly elected members Joyce Niven and Mila Cosgrove, along ...
Republican U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski and her father, Republican former Sen. Frank Murkowski said Tuesday that they are ...
The Douglas 4th of July Committee is set to mark the end of an era for a beloved community tradition.
Alaska has plenty to boast about, but its latest claim to fame might call for a little knocking on wood, as a new ...
Goldbelt Inc.’s plan to bring two cruise ships to the west side of Douglas Island has cleared an early state review, but the ...
A new federal grant could help ease the burden on Juneau healthcare workers who are struggling with finding childcare before ...
Alaska U.S. Senate candidate Dan J. Sullivan is heading into the general election as an undeclared voter, a type of ...
Mary Peltola, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Alaska, a pivotal race, postponed planned campaign events for Sunday and ...
SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium invests additional $375K for tribal-led wellness efforts
On Oct. 22, SEARHC announced an additional $375,000 in funding through the Healthy Is Here grant program for Tribal-led ...
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