This Day in Alaska History-April 6th, 1933
On April 6th, 1933, after two decades, non-natives in Alaska could drink liquor. Two weeks earlier, Governor George Parks…
This Day in Alaskan History-April 5th, 1824
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This Day in Alaskan History-April 4th,1911
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Murkowski Delivers 2026 Address to Alaska State Legislature
Juneau, AK – Tuesday, U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) delivered her 2026 address to the Alaska State Legislature during a…
Testing the waters of mariculture
An Alaska Sea Grant partnership enabled a group of Alaska Natives to dip their proverbial toes into the mariculture…
John “J.P.” Buller Convicted of Multiple Sexual Felonies
(Juneau, AK) – Monday, a Juneau jury found John “J.P.” Buller, 40, of Yakutat guilty of Sexual Assault in…
Commenting Opportunity on Subsistence Hunting in National Parks System Units
The National Park Service is proposing an amendment to the rules governing hunting, fishing, and trapping in units of the…
BLM advances ANCSA land transfer near Flat to Doyon, Limited
About 202,040 acres remain as Alaska Land Transfer Program progresses ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Wednesday, the Bureau of Land Management…
This Day in Alaska History-April 3rd, 1898
April 3rd of 1898 would go down in Alaska History as the deadliest day in the Klondike Gold Rush.…
Bill Strengthening Local Government, School Boards Passes the Senate
JUNEAU – Wednesday the State Senate unanimously passed SB 143, an act granting Municipalities and Boroughs the ability to…