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Restaurants may not be reliable buyers this year, as owners grapple with reduced business amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The City and Borough of Juneau has opted out of reopening public facilities for now, and many business owners in Juneau say that while the COVID-19 closures have devastated their businesses, they’re not rushing to open their doors, either.

Inmates and advocates worry that inmates' health isn't being taken seriously, but the Department of Corrections says that the lack of any further positive cases points to the success of its protocols.

Managers decided that keeping workers on the island would help prevent new arrivals - many of whom come from other countries - from bringing in the coronavirus.

Since 1980, the number of female pilots in the United States has remained stagnant at 6% of all pilots. In Alaska,however, with a per capita pilot population three times the next closest state, it’s not hard to find a group of womenpilots to talk about their adventures.

The hand-delivery of census materials began in rural Alaska in mid-March, but was discontinued three days later.

Teacher recruitment to rural Alaska is hampered by the pandemic. And, a Chilkat weaver reflects the pandemic in her art. Plus: A barge takes an unexpected trip down the Kuskokwim River.

Stock in Norwegian Cruise Lines’ parent company took a dive on Tuesday, erasing more than 22% of its worth. That’s following news that the cruise line is seeking to raise $2 billion in capital to stay afloat.

The companies are petitioning the Regulatory Commission of Alaska to keep a list of documents and other information confidential, including details about whether the recent turmoil in the industry has impacted Hilcorp’s ability to pay for the $5.6 billion deal.

The legislature's legal advisers argue that it's the legislature - not the governor's - job to allocate money.