New Red Order, an artistic collective based in New York City and Ketchikan, was recently awarded a United States Artists Fellowship. The collective is the brainchild of Lingít artist Stephen Jackson, who uses the artist name Jackson Polys, and brothers and Ojibwe artists Adam and Zack Khalil.
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The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced this month that fishing for yelloweye rockfish is again prohibited in Southeast Alaska this year. Yelloweye are a popular species of rockfish but their populations declined significantly in recent decades, which has Fish and Game biologists concerned.
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A Craig resident was arrested on Jan. 19 and charged with DUI, misconduct involving weapons, and multiple counts of assault.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in November proposed one of the largest changes to lead pipe regulations in three decades. The strict overhaul set forth by the Biden administration requires every community to test their service lines and submit the results by April.
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The 33rd state legislature is in session in Juneau and decisions are being made that affect Alaskans across the state. For some more rural residents, those decisions can seem like they are happening a world away behind closed doors.
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