Scientists are mapping landslide risk in Alaska. Some homeowners don’t want to know
Deadly landslides are increasing around the world. But in parts of Alaska, maps of the hazards remain controversial.
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DOT&PF Seeks Public Review of Summer 2025 Ferry Schedule
Summer Schedule is now available for review and public comment. The Summer Schedule covers sailings from May 1, 2025, through September 30, 2025. The schedule and supporting documentation can be found ...
The ability to cast a ballot isn’t always guaranteed in Alaska’s far-flung Native villages
The polling place in the tiny Arctic village of Kaktovik never opened when Alaska had its primary election this summer because there was no trained staff to run the precinct ...
Tommy Caldwell Takes Us Behind the Scenes of ‘The Devil’s Climb’
The famed climbing duo biked, sailed, and then bushwhacked their way from Colorado to Alaska before embarking on an epic ...
Travel Weekly12d
MSC Cruises to sail Alaska for first time in summer 2026
MSC Cruises will sail Alaska itineraries for the first time between May and September 2026. MSC Poesia will operate weekly ...
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Alaska musicians head to Iceland festival with eye toward a bigger cultural exchange
Nov. 8—A cadre of Alaska musicians is performing in Iceland this weekend, with the hopes of developing a cultural trade route throughout the circumpolar north. Psych-rock trio SunDog, Afro-Indigenous ...
Sun Sentinel11d
The ability to cast a ballot isn’t always guaranteed in Alaska’s far-flung Native villages
KAKTOVIK, Alaska (AP) — Early last summer, George Kaleak, a whaling captain in the tiny Alaska Native village of Kaktovik, on an island in the Arctic Ocean just off the state’s northern coast ...
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The ability to cast a ballot isn’t always guaranteed in Alaska’s far-flung Native villages
The polling place in the tiny Arctic village of Kaktovik never opened when Alaska had its primary election this summer because there was no trained staff to run the precinct KAKTOVIK, Alaska ...
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The ability to cast a ballot isn’t always guaranteed in Alaska’s far-flung Native villages
KAKTOVIK, Alaska — This past summer, George Kaleak, a whaling captain in the tiny Alaska Native village of Kaktovik, pinned a flyer to the blue, ribbon-lined bulletin board in the community center.