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Trail Blazers: Jossline Jackson

Arts and Culture Emily Sullivan - November 20, 2025

At just 20 years old, Jossline Jackson is actively shaping what her future in Alaska’s mountains will look like.

2025 Alaska Sport Fishing Survey begins annual mailout

Environment Chloe Pleznac - October 23, 2025

The first wave of mailings began earlier this week.

Clean Water Town Hall calls for HFO ban

Commentary Rachel Levy - October 16, 2025

This week, Juneau answered its last cruise ship port call of the season.

Alaskans rally as Tongass protections face another rollback

Environment Rachel Levy - September 23, 2025

“It's like walking into one of the most beautiful cathedrals you'll ever see in the world.” That’s how President Joel Jackson of the Organized Village of Kake described the Tongass National Forest at last week’s Roadless Rally in Juneau. But...

Dunleavy administration asks US Supreme Court to decide the future of subsistence fishing in Alaska

Courts James Brooks, Alaska Beacon - September 16, 2025

After losing an appeal, the state is asking the high justices to decide a decades-old dispute over Alaska fishing rights.

Many cruise ships emit super pollutants despite clean fuel alternatives

Commentary Rachel Levy - August 27, 2025

On average, each generator on these cruise ships emits the equivalent of an Olympic-sized swimming pool’s worth of acid every hour

History, mystery and the long-awaited revival of Eldred Rock Lighthouse

Arts and Culture Rachel Levy - August 12, 2025

To reach Alaska’s oldest original lighthouse, you’ll need a captain, a boat and a bit of a salty sense of humor.

Dead humpback calf washes ashore near Douglas, reigniting concerns over vessel traffic

Environment Rachel Levy - July 31, 2025

NOAA Fisheries was notified of the stranded whale at 9 a.m. on July 26th, and a team was dispatched to assess the situation.

Trail Blazers: Triston Chaney

Arts and Culture Emily Sullivan - July 31, 2025

Fishing has always been integral to Triston Chaney’s identity.

Anchorage Assembly votes to ban homeless camping in some areas over warnings it criminalizes poverty

Anchorage Matt Acuña Buxton - July 17, 2025

The Anchorage Assembly voted 7-5 to criminalize homeless camping and building structures near schools, trails and busy roads on Tuesday.

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Six months after Halong, typhoon survivors tell senators Alaska villages need more than disaster aid

Tech vendor sponsored revenue chief Adam Crum’s nonprofit, then he awarded $80M+ in state contracts

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