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For Immediate ReleaseDecember 2025DR-7266-AK NR-004 FEMA News Desk: 425-487-4610Email: fema-r10-newsdesk@fema.dhs.gov ANCHORAGE, Alaska — After a disaster, scammers often try to…
Not far from Moose Pass, along the Seward Highway, there’s a lake many people drive past without ever stopping. Summit…
When you drive through Alaska, you don’t just go from Point A to Point B. You move through mountains, glaciers,…
Alaska is home to 229 federally recognized tribes, and each tribe has its own art, stories, and traditions. When you…
Visiting Gates of the Arctic and Kobuk Valley National Park in a single trip is one of the rarest and…
For Immediate Release November 28, 2025 DR-4893-AK MA-002 FEMA News Desk: (425) 487-4610Email: fema-r10-newsdesk@fema.dhs.gov ANCHORAGE, Alaska — State of Alaska…
Whale watching in Kodiak has become one of the most reliable marine wildlife experiences in Alaska, especially from May through…
Kenai bear tours offer access to major viewing areas like Crescent Lake, Lake Clark, and the Kenai River, where brown…
FeatureDetailsScientific NameEumetopias jubatusMax SizeMales: Up to 11 ft, 2,400 lbs. Females: 9 ft, 800 lbsDietPollock, cod, salmon, squid, and crabAverage…
In many parts of the world, time is measured by the clock: minutes, schedules, appointments, and alarms. But in Alaska,…
Alaska is not dark for six months of the year, but the darkest period occurs from late November through late…
If you’ve ever traveled through Interior Alaska, you know some places feel different the moment you step into them. Alatna…