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Published on Jun 6, 2025

Petersburg Assembly urges Alaska Delegation to push for cleanup of abandoned Canadian mine

The Petersburg Borough Assembly unanimously approved a letter to Alaska’s congressional delegation urging cleanup of an abandoned mine that has been polluting a major salmon river for nearly seven decades. The Tulsequah Chief mine in British Columbia has …

Source: Petersburg Pilot - Alaska - Neutral
Published on Jun 6, 2025

Alaska libraries may see federal funding restored

Library organizations nationwide — and in Alaska — are cautiously optimistic about the return of the Institute of Museum and Library Services Grants to States program following developments in multiple court challenges to President Donald Trump’s March 14 …

Source: Peninsula Clarion - Alaska - Neutral
Published on Jun 6, 2025

It’s getting harder and more costly for Alaska fishermen to get insurance. Will new legislation help?

On a sunny day in an otherwise dreary spring, Cynthia Adams was catching up with fellow fisherman in Haines’ small boat harbor during the runup to the summer salmon season. Stepping onto her boat, she apologized for the smell wafting through her 1980s …

Source: Alaska Public Media - Public Broadcaster
Published on Jun 6, 2025

Alaska's former top doctor resigns from the CDC

Former Alaska Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jay Butler left his position with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last month as the agency’s deputy director of infectious diseases. His final day with the organization was May 31. Butler said he …

Source: Alaska Public Media - Public Broadcaster
Published on Jun 6, 2025

Author Larri Irene Spengler debuts first novel ‘Taking Time: Sailing with My Family in Southeast Alaska’

June 5, 2025 Juneau Afternoon featuring SEAGLA Pride Month, Juneau-Douglas City Museum, Juneau Youth Sailing, and First Friday preview with the JAHC. May 21, 2025 On this episode of Juneau Afternoon’s Rainy Day Conversations, true crime enthusiast and …

Source: KTOO - Alaska - Public Broadcaster
Published on Jun 6, 2025

Juneau’s new Coast Guard icebreaker is on its way to Alaska

The U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker Storis on May 22, 2025. (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard) A polar icebreaker is destined for what will eventually be its new home port in Juneau. It set out on Tuesday from Pascagoula, Mississippi, on its maiden …

Source: KTOO - Alaska - Public Broadcaster
Published on Jun 6, 2025

Administration Proposes Lifting Restrictions on Alaska Oil & Gas Drilling

The National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska could see more oil and gas exploration if the Trump administration is successful in reversing Biden-era limits on drilling for hydrocarbons in an area that is also the country’s largest tract of undisturbed land. …

Source: Oil Price - Neutral
Published on Jun 6, 2025

This Artist Brings Alaskan Stories to Life Through AR | INDIE ALASKA

Catch up with Nathan Shafer in this special "Where Are They Now?" Indie Alaska. Nathan has been hard at work creating comic books and video games featuring augmented reality (AR) technology. His projects highlight authentic representation, …

Source: KBRW - Alaska - Public Broadcaster
Published on Jun 5, 2025

Nigerian Priest Who Served in Alaska Captured by Boko Haram, Bishop Says

A Nigerian-born priest who served in the Diocese of Fairbanks, Alaska, for more than half a decade has been captured by the terrorist group Boko Haram after returning to his home country. Fairbanks Bishop Steven Maekawa, OP, said in a statement this week …

Source: National Catholic Register - Center-right
Published on Jun 6, 2025

Alaska Airlines taps into Hawaiian's Dreamliners for new Seattle-Rome route

Source: The Business Journals - Neutral