Seward

When a landslide blocked off the road between Seward and Lowell Point on May 7, Miller's Landing canceled its camping and touring bookings through most of the month and instead started using its boats to shuttle trapped locals and tourists.

A landslide has blocked traffic between Lowell Point and Seward since May 7. Residents have been getting to and from nearby Seward by water taxi ever since.

Seward’s economy relies heavily on tourism from cruises. But the city saw a healthy stream of independent travelers in 2021.

A warm and wet weather system could spur flooding in Anchor Point and Seward this weekend.Celine Van Breukelen is a hydrologist with the National Weather…

Scientists in Homer and Seward have spent the last several decades tracking a population of mammal-eating killer whales called the Chugach Transients in…

When the world turned to home improvement projects at the start of the pandemic, Andrew Davis saw an opportunity. Davis co-owns Seward Milling and Lumber,…

Fall marks the end of Seward’s busy tourism season. But as summer ends, a new class of students is just starting at the Alaska Vocational Technical…

Lydia Jacoby left Tokyo, Japan this weekend with another Olympic medal. The 17-year-old Seward swimmer won silver for her role in the women’s 400-meter…

Seward and the rest of Alaska watched proudly Monday when 17-year-old Lydia Jacoby won Olympic gold in the women's 100-meter breaststroke.Lydia’s parents,…

Seward’s Lydia Jacoby became an Olympic champion last night in Japan. The 17-year-old swimmer placed first in the 100-meter breaststroke, beating record…