Ed Schoenfeld, CoastAlaska

Sealaska officials say investments in two seafood processors will help drive future earnings. But a critic doubts they will make much money.

Art Johns has been playing at the Alaska Folk Festival since 1995. But his musical roots go way back, almost 80 years.

Southeast’s regional Native corporation will pay out $10.6 million to its more than 22,000 members mid-month. That’s a third less than last spring.

A Washington, D.C., environmental group is accusing the Tongass National Forest of breaking its own timber-sale rules.

Elders from around Southeast Alaska examined hundreds of Tlingit artifacts in the Smithsonian Institution’s collection, providing context for their research.

The Stoney Moose will open this week as Ketchikan’s first retail marijuana shop, if an inspection goes well. Owners also hope to open a cannabis café.