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Amid a summer that sometimes sees more tourists than locals in Sitka, residents are reflecting on how visitors affect their lives.

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The City and Borough of Juneau and Gov. Mike Dunleavy have issued disaster emergency declarations.

The new citizenship candidates felt a multitude of different emotions during their naturalization ceremony.

Jason Davis relies on all-local ingredients to make his meads and ciders. He says Alaska berries and honey have better flavor.

As the Alaska Beacon's James Brooks puts it, it's like putting down railroad tracks right before the train rumbles over them.

The Mendenhall River crested at 15.99 feet early Tuesday and has begun to recede, after widespread flooding and power cuts.

Officials say David, Mary, Colton and Brantley Maynard remain missing after four others were saved Saturday by good Samaritans.

Chief Administrative Officer Bill Falsey said some city vehicles for hauling and clearing snow have a lot of years and miles on them.

As a member of Congress, she passed a bill to hold the executive branch accountable for persistent violent crime in Native communities.