As ore dwindles, Red Dog considers its future

It’s hard for homeowners to figure out what will make these annual floods tolerable. Staying completely dry might be difficult, if not impossible, but it’s also hard to make peace with letting the water in again and again. Both options are expensive.

The scholarship stems from a student-managed real-world investment fund, which grew from $200,000 to nearly $2 million.

Dog sledding is an iconic piece of Alaska’s history. Now, it’s taken on a new form to help it survive: excursions for Juneau’s ever-booming cruise ship tourism industry.

For many, the Alaska State Fair is a time to relax and have fun. But for some business owners, it’s also a massive opportunity.

Americans have embraced meal kit services- where all of the ingredients for a tasty dinner are delivered to your doorstep. But most national options aren’t widely or easily available in Alaska.

At the Bethel landfill, residents push back against the challenging economic reality of life in rural Alaska.

What is thrown away in Bethel mostly stays in Bethel, and the landfill holds anything and everything you can think of, plus some unique items.

A Facebook group called Alaska Teens for Hire is a hub for 13 to 19 year olds looking for work and for adults who have an odd job to offer.

It’s been a busy season for tourism in Alaska. This summer, some remote communities welcomed their largest cruise ships in history– while others turned thousands of tourists away due to wildfires.

Low fish prices and high overhead costs have led some of the industry's biggest players to sell or shutter their processing plants. Perhaps no other community has been harder hit than the small city of King Cove.