Robert Woolsey
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The U.S. Coast Guard says there were reportedly five people aboard the Wind Walker when it capsized early Sunday. -
A state biologist says Fujioka, 50, was likely killed by a sow brown bear that claimed a deer carcass he had cached. -
"A lot of times people talk about fiber as being future proof, but I think maybe we’re learning that it’s not Alaska proof," said one expert. -
A documentary examining the impact of cruise tourism's explosive growth in Sitka will debut this weekend on national television. -
RurAL CAP staff can help small businesses navigate applying for REAP grants, which pay up to 50% of many energy upgrades' costs. -
A U.S. Coast Guard team spent the past year reconstructing the Awakin's final trip, trying to learn what befell the boat and the five people on board. -
The annual conference started about 20 years ago, paused briefly, and then resumed as demand grew for authentic and meaningful cultural experiences. -
Of the 11 chinook salmon stocks in the region, only the Chilkat River is expected to have an adequate number of chinook returning to spawn. -
Researcher Nolan Klouda says Alaska ranks 45th among states in per capita new housing, building about two new units per thousand people. -
Japanese knotweed can survive being hacked into pieces and thrown into the ocean — and scientists say it has a growing hold in Southeast Alaska.
