Transitions “ahead of schedule” for school district; use for vacant buildings by CBJ still in question
Logging competitions, live music, other events continue Sunday at Savikko Park.
Some signs of recovery for $6 billion industry a year into crisis, but major threats persist.
Members of the Alaska Legislature questioned the direction of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. on Monday in a hearing of the Legislative Budget and Audit… Continue reading
New installations allow for longer vessels, provide utilities for final planned phase of project.
Runners and walkers in madcap costumes fill downtown streets as race returns after six-year absence.
Rally on second anniversary of U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision also focuses on fall election.
Low mill rate, more housing cited by lifelong Juneau resident as achievements during past term.
An Anchorage Superior Court judge has ruled that opponents of Alaska’s ranked choice election system violated state campaign finance laws in their effort to gather… Continue reading
Fundraiser for Juneau Ghost Light Theatre on Saturday taking place amidst week of local Pride events
First-ever Juneau swimmer to compete in trials finishes 49th among 61 competitors Friday.
“How many times has our government apologized to any American Native group?”
Alaska Department of Fish and Game says low projected spawning population necessitates restrictions
Two ballot measures could be presented to local voters in the two Southeast Alaska towns this fall
Digital registration for logging/mining competitors new for 32nd annual event this weekend.
Leader who oversaw big changes in Juneau’s homeless programs hopes to continue similar work.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Arguments took place in early May, and Judge Sharon Gleason has taken the case under advisement.
Five workers put landmark back into place; possibility of new cross next year being discussed.
As trust and economics of news industry continue long decline, use and concerns of AI are growing.
