Jill Fratis

Ninilchik’s annual Salmonfest is a three-day music festival that advocates for protection of salmon, but also highlights something more. The Blind Slough hydroelectric plant and Crystal Lake salmon hatchery near Petersburg are working out how to keep the water they share safe for fish.

A years-long project to bring wood bison back to Alaska charged a bit farther ahead this year.

State prosecutors charged a Selawik man last week with murder and assault in connection with the death of Nettie Ballot in February. Nearly 10,000 music lovers gather in Ninilchik each year for SalmonFest, which also comes with a lot of waste.

The state of Alaska is pressing forward with a controversial plan to build a ferry terminal it says will streamline service in the Upper Lynn canal.

A lack of reliable infrastructure is tied to worse health and economic outcomes for kids in rural Alaska. A panel of policy experts from the U.S. and Canada focused on Arctic security.

Food security, climate change, and more were discussed at this year’s Arctic encounter summit.

The Alaska Native Heritage Center celebrates a one-of-a-kind Native leader at its annual Garden Party fundraiser. It's Emily Edenshaw's last day on a job that was filled with accomplishments.

A Juneau childcare center is set to open in a new location nearly a year after being displaced by flooding.

The Trump administration wants to eliminate the federal agency that’s helped Alaska villages develop infrastructure with more than $2 billion over the decades. Alaska State Troopers have identified a Sitkan who died after the boat she was in capsized.

Tragedy was narrowly avoided earlier this week when several good Samaritans discovered and quickly put out a house fire in Sitka.