Federal official praises the Kenaitze Indian Tribe’s innovations in health and wellness.
Interior
Denali East Fork wolf pack status currently unknown
Denali’s East Fork wolf pack declined to just one known female and two pups earlier this summer. The pack’s last other member, a radio-collared male, was spotted dead at a hunting camp on state land off the Stampede Trail in May.
U.S., Canadian soldiers train in interior Alaska
Soldiers from the U.S. and Canada have spent the last few weeks participating in war games in expansive interior Alaska, with about 800 Iowa National Guard personnel playing the role of the enemy.
Groups announce intent to sue over polluted Fairbanks air
The groups in June sued the Environmental Protection Agency to force an agency decision on whether to accept a state plan to reduce unhealthy fine particulate produced by wood stoves and other sources.
Artifacts removed from historic building threatened by erosion
Volunteers with Alaska State Parks and the Delta Historical Society have removed artifacts from a 110-year-old building at Big Delta State Historical Park.
Could the Marine Corps be coming to Alaska?
The head of the U.S. Marine Corps stopped in Anchorage and the interior this weekend to evaluate new opportunities for training.