Attendees object Telephone Hill demolition; Assembly approves pay raises and project funding.
Graduation numbers are climbing, and staffing gaps are persisting.
Mari Kanagy recently joined Juneau Empire staff as a reporter.
The next installment is “Researching the Mendenhall Outburst Flood: 2025 and Beyond”
Monday’s meeting was the last regular Assembly session before the deadline to evict residents
The history of Juneau’s beginnings is under attack
The Juneau jury reached their decision on Friday after a three-day trial
Purchasing two floors of the Michael J. Burns Building will cost $10.2 million, with an estimated $7.7 million in future remodeling
Proposition 3 would institute a 7.5% sales tax rate from April through September
Two landslides along Auke Lake Trail prompted the trail’s closure on Saturday
The forum will be held Friday, Sept. 19 at 7 p.m.
The event on Sunday coincides with the national Sun Day initiative
The man is among a handful of people to die this summer while exploring Juneau’s outdoors
The business started as Hansen Boat Shop in 1928 and later became Wrangell Shipyard and then Wrangell Boatshop
Scientists with government agencies and academia depend on each other and the public to help keep track of risky spots
Mendenhall Lake observed a crest of 9.6 feet as of 7 p.m.
