Alaska Airlines has permanently done away with in-flight entertainment tablet rentals onboard its flights in the name of safety amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Churchwell said there appear to be more black bears in Juneau than what’s normal and it seems there are fewer fish and berries for them to eat this season. He also wondered if a lack of tourism during the pandemic is making bears less skittish about roaming into town.
Rika's Roadhouse in Big Delta State Historical Park just north of Delta Junction is closing its doors for the season, according to manager Karin Senatore.
Large groups of walruses have hauled out on the barrier island near the community of Point Lay and are expected to soon occupy the beaches near Cape Lisburne, according to U.S. Fish and Wildlife.
Amid COVID-19 concerns, university leaders have kept their plan for class structure and instruction this fall in relative flux, only noting last month that instruction will likely be provided in a hybrid approach.
Health and Social Services Commissioner Adam Crum noted Tuesday evening that nonresidents who do not have a negative test can still be tested at Alaska airports but will now be charged a fee.
“As a sportsman who has spent plenty of time in the area I agree 100%,” Trump Jr. wrote. “The headwaters of Bristol Bay and the surrounding fishery are too unique and fragile to take any chances with. #PebbleMine.”
Six months after the surprise announcement in January to close the National Archives at Seattle, the update isn't good news for those who rallied to reverse the decision.
David Sutliff said the attack happened so fast, his father did not have time to be scared, but the elder Sutliff thought bear spray and his cell phone saved his life.
A man was attacked by a bear on Pillar Mountain Sunday morning, sustaining injuries that required emergency transport to Providence Kodiak Island Medical Center.
