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Dieter Klose said it wasn’t love at first sight — or first summit. His enchantment with the Southeast Alaska mountain grew over the course of his life.

A pilot program examining ways that Indigenous knowledge addresses fishing safety in Unalakleet has come up with some recommendations.

Most of Akiachak’s nearly 700 people began getting modern plumbing for the first time this spring and summer — and finding their lives transformed.

The new commissioner of education sits down for her first interview since taking the job. Plus, The Mat-Su school board changes how their student representative can participate. And, Juneau residents confront the mental health impacts from last month's historic flooding.

Deena Bishop is just finishing her first month as Alaska's top education official.

The Matanuska-Susitna school board voted to remove most opportunities for their student representative to participate in board work.

The rocks are exposed along a more than 100-mile stretch of the middle section of the Yukon River, between Galena and Kaltag.

In some corners of the federal government, management and employees remain at odds over what the future should look like.

The Department of the Interior cancels the state's oil leases in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Plus, Indigenous healers are featured in a new museum exhibit in Anchorage. And, generations of Nulato women carry on the tradition of summer fish camp, despite declining salmon runs.

Mental health experts say many people who experience a disaster feel a grief that lasts for weeks, months and even years.