The U.S. Supreme Court will not take up a case that could have expanded logging in Southeast Alaska’s Tongass National Forest.
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Mariculture initiative could boost shellfish farms
Alaska shellfish farmers hope a new state mariculture initiative will help boost their businesses. But they warn it’s not an easy industry to expand.
Should some state ferry routes be privatized?
Sen. Peter Micciche says parts of the Alaska Marine Highway should be privatized. The system’s top official says he’s willing to consider it.
Aging Southeast: Pioneer homes can’t meet demand
Alaska’s pioneer homes have far fewer beds than needed to meet demand. The region and state’s rapidly-growing senior population means waitlists have grown longer and longer.
Tribal council takes over foster care for region’s Native children
The largest tribal government in Southeast Alaska now has authority over foster care and other services for Native children facing abuse or neglect.
Lightning hits jet: ‘It just sounded like a big explosion’
An Alaska Airlines flight on its way to Ketchikan and Juneau was struck by lightning Sunday night. No one was hurt, but it shook people up.





