After a judge denied a motion to halt construction on Stephen Bower’s property, the case enters a new phase with an additional plaintiff.
Environment
‘The buffet is open’: Hooligan, and spring, return to Haines
Hooligan carry major cultural and ecological value in the Chilkat Valley. So why don’t we know more about them?
Juneau just had its fourth rainiest April on record
The capital city saw 6.12 inches of rain across 26 days last month, meaning residents experienced just four dry days.
Alaska could lose a beloved climate communicator if NOAA cuts happen
The draft cuts would eliminate several research institutes the agency funds in Alaska, including the one where Rick Thoman works.
Bears are waking up in Juneau. Here’s how to avoid problems.
Remember to store food properly and be prepared to encounter bears on trails and streets alike.
$38M heat pump program set to roll-out this summer
The program aims to defray the cost of installing electric heat pumps, which can heat and cool homes in place of fossil-fuel based systems –often at a lower cost.