U.S. House passes bill to allow sale of feathery art
The U.S. House passed a bill Monday to allow Alaska Natives to sell handicrafts that include the feathers of migratory
Read moreThe U.S. House passed a bill Monday to allow Alaska Natives to sell handicrafts that include the feathers of migratory
Read moreOn top of being the most expensive ballot measure in state history, next week’s referendum on oil taxes may also
Read moreCoastal communities in Alaska that depend on fisheries were warned Tuesday to prepare for the impacts of ocean acidification. A
Read moreA superior court judge has ruled in favor of an initiative to ban commercial set netting for salmon in urban
Read moreA federal wildlife technician got a rare treat in Prince William Sound last week. Marty Reedy was driving a boat
Read moreIn a recent presentation in Washington, D.C., Mead Treadwell, Alaska’s Lieutenant Governor of Alaska spoke of the need to stay
Read moreA bill moving through the U.S. Senate has $6 million for a new Coast Guard icebreaker. That would make three
Read moreWith warm weather here, construction projects are starting up across the state. In Galena, the sight of houses going up
Read moreThe ground-based missile defense system, which includes interceptors at Fort Greeley, failed at target practice over the Pacific last year.
Read moreAbout 200 national wildlife refuges have oil and gas development. Among them: the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, the only refuge
Read moreA report released Monday from the Government Accountability Office suggests U.S. participation in the Arctic Council lacks coordination and follow-through.
Read moreThe U.S. Coast Guard has operated in the Arctic for more than a century, but as the maritime agency plans
Read moreAs the ice goes out in the Arctic, many people predict more ships will be drawn through the Bering Strait
Read moreThe early break-up of sea ice has left winter gold-dredging operations scrambling to haul equipment back to shore – and
Read moreThin ice caused a scare for many seal hunters from Kwigilngok when about a dozen snowmachines began floating into the
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