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Local officials want to get a group of new housing lots into the hands of residents who see Wrangell as a year-round home.

City officials say demand is much higher than expected, and the new numbers mean there could be 400 people or more left out in the cold.

"This wasn’t even a top 10 event for Ketchikan," a meteorologist said of Ketchikan's Oct. 17 rainfall, which broke its record for that day.

A nearly 100-year-old wooden boat in Petersburg has become a staple of the tight-knit local music scene.

There are signs that the worst COVID-19 effects may be easing, while fertility continues its yearslong downward trend.

John Wagner with Northstar Gas said that the last of the villages, Nunapitchuk, will probably receive its fuel by the weekend.

Alaska Federation of Natives delegates heard from two keynote speakers this year: the outgoing CIRI president and the 2023 Iditarod champion.

Fisheries reporter Hal Bernton visited a Bering Sea factory trawler to see how its crew caught and processed pollock.

With roughly two jobs open for every job seeker, a state economist says Alaska's workforce may not stabilize until Baby Boomers have aged out of it.

Jen Loofbourrow started Alpine Fit to produce base layers for Alaskans. She discusses her path to building a thriving business.