Elizabeth Jenkins, Alaska's Energy Desk - Juneau

The U.S. Forest Service wants tourists to take in the dramatic views, but also consider why the glacier is shrinking.

“You know, we’re not talking about some smoky, old wood stove here. We’re talking about high-tech equipment,” said Daniel Parrent, a program manager at the U.S. Forest Service.

In a statement, the company says the sale will “reduce costs and free up capital, allowing BP to focus on its core business.”

Eventually, Central Council wants to offer circle sentencing beyond Juneau and into other tribal courts in Southeast.

For those looking for subsidized units, the wait can feel extremely long, especially when your family is on the brink of homelessness.

The city has its own legal team but the deputy city manager says it doesn’t have the capacity to defend the case.