Idaho may not be the first state one thinks of for outdoor relaxation or thrills, but perhaps it should be, thanks to ...

An early Vino Sano advertisement called it a “kick in a brick,” adding that the buyer needed only water and “14 days patience ...

The best time to cruise Alaska is during the summer ... as well as more elaborate itineraries to destinations like Juneau, Ketchikan, and Denali National Park. Due to the high demand, you can ...

Tropical Storm Helene caused a $300,000 shortfall in Hot Springs' budget, primarily impacting the Water Fund. The storm destroyed town records and software, forcing the town to rebuild its systems ...

In Marshall, 30 businesses were awarded funds, while in Hot Springs, 11 businesses received funds. Madison County allocated $100,000 for the grant program. According to Board of Commissioners ...

The 2025 Alaska cruise season is officially underway. On Monday, Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Bliss sailed into Juneau, kicking off another summer of visitors exploring No. 49. The next ship, ...

Juneau’s working to modernize how people get around — and it's going green in the process. With a clean supply of hydroelectric power, officials say the move to electric buses just made sense. And ...

Less than a year after Juneau voters shot down a ballot initiative to ban large cruise ships on Saturdays, advocates are trying again to put hard limits on tourism’s growth. On Monday ...

Lost Trail Hot Springs Resort in Sula is currently listed on the market for $5.75 million. The resort has been owned and operated by Stann Honey and his mother Mary Dell since 1993, who told the ...

The sounds of fiddles, guitars, and harmonies echo through Centennial Hall in Juneau. The 50th Annual Alaska Folk Festival is officially underway—and it’s striking all the right chords with music ...

The Juneau Assembly voted Monday night to approve a tidelands lease for a fifth cruise ship dock in downtown Juneau. It paves the way for the construction to move forward after a years-long process.

The Alaska Permanent Fund, the No. 1 source of general-purpose revenue for state services and the Permanent Fund dividend, suffered a multibillion-dollar loss during last week’s stock market crash.