The exercise is meant to prepare Alaska cities to respond to emergencies of national significance.
Southeast
New totem pole honors Hoonah’s fishing heritage
The totem pole, called a Kootéeyaa in Lingít, was designed and raised to honor the community’s rich fishing history and traditions.
Hoonah’s police chief resigned. Then he was fired.
Former chief says he was pushed out of his role because he began investigating complaints of misconduct against some city leaders.
Hikers can finally walk the US side of the Chilkoot Trail. But what happens at the border?
The U.S. portion of a historic, 33-mile hiking trail between Skagway and British Columbia has been off limits to backcountry explorers since 2020.
Where do Juneau’s bald eagles go in the winter?
Some stay here, many visit Haines to feast on salmon and others travel even farther.
UAS hires new education school dean and Sitka campus director
The new dean has served in an interim position since 2023. The new Sitka Campus Director comes as the former administrator retired.