Michael Fanelli
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During a recent visit to Ketchikan, Rep. Mary Peltola discussed her approach to housing, mental health resources and addressing climate change. -
Wrangell has loaned Ketchikan an ambulance after Tuesday's South Tongass blaze, which left at least three vehicles presumed destroyed. -
A new study's author says the growing industry has encountered a few “fundamental bottlenecks,” many of them involving Alaska logistics. -
Sen. Lisa Murkowski is trying to get the National Landslide Preparedness Act she helped push through Congress reauthorized for the next 10 years. -
Wooden Spoons Alaska recently started selling New York-style bagels. Like her competitors in town, the owner often can't keep up with demand. -
An Alaska tourism industry advocate expects last year’s record-breaking cruise passenger numbers to repeat in 2024. -
The flight attendants say many among them are living in poverty, and they’re committed to causing “chaos” unless they receive a livable wage. -
The Girdwood resort says its new workforce housing will be affordable and open to other locals, helping to address an ongoing housing shortage. -
An industry advocate sees encouraging signs from holiday shopping, but says local businesses are still recovering from November’s snow storm closures. -
Local officials say at 20 degrees or colder, drivers should plug in cars' engine heaters to reduce both carbon monoxide and wear on vehicles.
