The size of Alaska’s population remained essentially unchanged from July 2021 to July 2022, based on population estimates released today by the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development. The state grew by an estimated 451 people — 0.06 percent — the second consecutive year of small increase.

Artists with a love of capturing the natural world while giving back to the land have a one-of-a-kind opportunity to combine both passions into one program.

Information on the Homer Fish & Game Board proposals can be found on the Board’s web site at adfg.alaska.gov.

Committee to discuss Board of Fish statewide proposals and Board of Game Southcentral proposals.

During Radon Action Month in January, the American Lung Association urges everyone to test their home for radon.

The Moose Pass Chamber of Commerce recently announced the completion of the first in a series of signs supporting a new initiative – a historical walking tour of Moose Pass.

In response to numerous calls of gas leaks due to the weight of snow damaging piping connected to natural gas meters, ENSTAR requests customers clear around meters.

According to the DOT and Alaska 511, contractors are installing (and repairing) cameras and dealing with issues of improperly operating cameras.

Fourteen state disasters and six federal disasters declared in Alaska during 2022.