Political uncertainty swirls around the future of 10-year state plans like that of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.

Every glacier has a story, says Homer writer Naomi Klouda. It's a theme she brings to life in her "Alaska Glacier Dictionary," which has an A-Z listing of 700 glaciers.

The Roadless Rule has flip-flopped multiple times since it was established to protect undeveloped lands, including areas of the Tongass National Forest, in 2001.

Revetment repairs were expected to begin Tuesday.

As the bears raid unsecured chicken coops, wildlife officials say electric fences are the best defense.

Conservation groups are alarmed that up to 3 million acres would be sold. But the idea sounds good the mayor of the Ketchikan Gateway Borough, within the Tongass National Forest.

The eagle flew into Teri Toland's home carrying a fish on June 7. An expert says the birds can get disoriented chasing each other over freshly caught prey.

House Bill 233 would be the first statewide prohibition on mining in a region of Alaska that hosts the world's largest sockeye salmon run.

There are no bears on most of the Aleutians Islands today. But a new study reveals that bears likely lived in Unalaska and Amaknak Island thousands of years ago.

The Mount Veniaminof study may help prepare for eruptions for other volcanoes near major population centers around the world.

There’s not enough research to demonstrate that cold plunging has clear health benefits. But this Homer group has found peace, community and confidence through the practice.

On this Line One, join Dr. Justin Clark for a discussion about the health impacts of wildfire smoke and volcanic ash.