Category: Arctic Sounder News

Lillian Nageak has been making trick-or-treats for more than 50 years

Concerns are outlined in project’s health impact assessment

Teen advocates oppose effort to add clause that protects resource extraction

When two teenagers took the floor at the Alaska Federation of Natives convention in Fairbanks last week to argue for what they felt was the stability of their future, they met with support by many.

Editor’s note: In the second of a four-part series, opinion writer Charles Wohlforth traces the history of Alaska’s current fiscal predicament. How did our unique tax and dividend structure come to be? The story...

Alaska wood frogs are fine, even though their bodies will soon be frozen solid

Risks to Alaska shellfish, salmon will be discussed at upcoming meeting

Students share unifying magic of music