The U.S. Coast Guard says it has likely recovered human remains from the submersible wreckage.
City officials say funding will bring the project to full design.
She plans to depart in July, citing family medical issues.
Sonya Taton appeared virtually for a readiness hearing at the Juneau Courthouse Tuesday afternoon.
Officials hope to see the first mile loop of the park complete within the year.
Residents in opposition argue the “project should stand on its own merits.”
Week of canceled sailings for repairs means longer vehicle wait lists, officials say.
Five local youth teams compete for local club that has grown rapidly the past three years.
After years of delays, vessel now making day trips to Juneau, Haines and Skagway
Ski poles, toboggans and space blankets just par for the course at annual Juneau Ridge Race.
Residents raise questions about education funding veto, health and rehabilitation programs.
Assembly and school board members offer advice as filing period for local races nears.
JPD gets numerous calls after pursuit near Franklin Dock on Friday night
Residents celebrate enduring culture after the village was devastated by the U.S. Navy shelling.
Opposition to latest “capital creep” voiced by Juneau lawmaker, who says no funds exists for the move.
Narcotics seized have an estimated value of more than $30,000.
“This problem cannot be solved by the free market alone.”
The tribe’s president said the acquisition supports mission of economic sovereignty.
Participants navigate the waters of growth, confidence and adventure on Gastineau Channel.
Fourth annual Alaska Theater Festival to stage outdoor productions throughout Juneau this summer.
