As the Arctic heats up, the U.S. Coast Guard’s icebreaker fleet is preparing for boom times
The U.S. Coast Guard icebreakers Polar Star (at background), Healy (at left) and Storis (at foreground) are seen together at Coast Guard Base Seattle on Oct. 26, 2025, marking the first time since 2006 that the Coast Guard had three active polar icebreakers in the same place at the same time. (Lt. Christopher Butters/U.S. Coast Guard)
On a dreary November day in Seattle, the U.S. Coast Guard put its past and future on display.
Within sight of the Space Needle, three eye-catching red icebreakers
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Anchorage news
Newscast – Monday, Nov. 24, 2025
Alaska’s commercial salmon harvest rebounds after ultra-low harvest last year
Juneau’s new Parks and Rec director says fee increases, service reductions likely
Possible end of federal health care subsidies could hit Alaskans especially hard
Alaska state agencies are increasingly struggling to comply with the law, auditor warns
Perseverance Theatre’s ‘Buyer & Cellar,” Juneau Cello Choir plays Public Market, and Juneau School District’s playground campaign for Dzantik’i Heeni campus
Theater Alaska’s ‘A Christmas Carol’ brings out holiday tradition, literary journal Tidal Echoes seeks submissions for 2026 edition
Juneau’s sole electricity provider appeals state approval for second one
Newscast: Friday, Nov. 21, 2025
Maggie McMillan to lead Juneau Arts and Humanities Council
That figure you’ve heard on how much food Alaska imports? It’s not real.
Juneau Assembly OKs $320K grant purchase of wetland rescue vehicle for airport
Judge dismisses Telephone Hill eviction cases pending outcome of lawsuit
First screen adaptation of ‘Two Old Women’ told in severely endangered Athabascan language