The anonymity of the travel ban’s community supporters is breeding skeptics of the official explanation.
Southeast
Sealaska CEO announces retirement
Sealaska president Chris McNeil Jr. says he is leaving the regional Alaska Native corporation in a financially strong position.
Alaska’s high court first supreme court in the nation to hear climate change case
The lead plaintiff’s home in Kipnuk is uninhabitable because of spring floods, melting permafrost and erosion.
Court OKs AML-Northland Services shipping merger
Samson Tug & Barge plans Southeast service beginning Nov. 8.
Can a college freshman force state action on climate change?
The Alaska Supreme Court is hearing arguments Thursday in UAF freshman Nelson Kanuk’s climate change case.
Cruise season short of million-passenger mark
This year’s Alaska cruise-ship season has ended. Close to a million passengers sailed through Southeast this summer, with many traveling on to points north and west.