Trail crews face a growing intensity of the mud, the erosion and the wash-outs that are wreaking havoc on trails as human-caused climate change makes rainstorms more extreme.
Tourism
State sues Alaska Motor Home after customers say they were swindled and harassed
The company, which faced state action in 2019, has abruptly closed its doors this week.
Eaglecrest is hiring a new general manager. Some skiers aren’t happy about it.
The application for the position went live on Friday.
Ketchikan man agrees not to raise fake totem poles carved by convicted murderer
After meeting with leaders of the region’s Indigenous communities, the owner also agreed not to use the name “potlatch” for his marketplace.
A tour bus backed into a totem pole in downtown Juneau, but it’s still standing
For the son of the man who carved the pole 57 years ago, the accident was a reminder of what the piece means to him — and to his father’s legacy.
With cruise tourism booming, Juneau has negotiated a limit on how many passengers can come off ships
The agreement allows for 16,000 people on most days and 12,000 people on Saturdays.