Remarks come days after Biden gives Sealaska Heritage Institute president National Humanities Medal
Biggest issues for visitors were lack of connectivity and crossing guards, tourism director says.
On Monday, Republican U.S. House candidate Nick Begich urged supporters to vote early and lock in their votes. He followed his own advice this week,… Continue reading
Alaska’s senior U.S. Senator endorsed Peltola in 2022 and says cross-party collaboration is important.
Production will also feature different musicians each weekend and first sign-language interpreters.
Departure of Norwegian Jewel two hours early due to wind warnings comes in wake of stormy ship debate.
JDHS swept under East Anchorage power net attack
Two four-bed apartments added to 19 existing beds for substance abuse recovery at nonprofit’s campus.
High schoolers from throughout Southeast will compete in Juneau tournament starting Friday
For the first time in history, a sitting U.S. president is set to apologize to Indigenous communities for the role the federal government played in… Continue reading
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Planning Commission OKs zoning changes as wary locals eye gondola, second crossing, proposed cruise port.
Leading scorers, top goaltender, and fast-paced skaters return seeking state title trophy.
Project seeks to address community concerns about landslides and other natural hazards in the region.
“Alaska is not ‘The Last Frontier.’ Alaska always has been and always will be a Native place.”
Most U.S. adults support cellphone bans in middle and high schools, research shows
Juneau School District could lose millions for buses, food service, student activities, superintendent says.
Advocates are pushing for both engagement and easing of barriers affecting rural residents.
Strategy raises questions about citywide cruise tourism economic impacts cited by Ship-Free Saturday opponents.
Fights taking place on and off JDHS campus, students say; questions about discipline policy raised.
