Only a handful of businesses will remain open, most shelters open
$150M allocation pulled late, Murkowski says; multiple Juneau-based projects still receive funding.
Former coach says upcoming game a chance to reconnect with old faces
‘It’s about us nurturing the light that’s within us’
It coincided with the final day to visit an exhibition from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
Now they don their gay apparel.
City discusses assisting private developers with proposed cruise ship dock with eye on icebreaker.
The contract is set to begin on Jan. 1 and will run through June. 30
The annual ceremony is observed in thousands of locations across the country.
Survey inquires about new idea, changes to park ahead of upcoming renovations
Officials say check water pipes, boats throughout week
Not even an Arctic front could stop residents from celebrating the parade.
City leaders acknowledge challenges, seek solutions.
Usually it’s the reindeer who soar the sky during the holiday, but this time, it was a helicopter.
It’s the group’s first time hosting the event in Juneau
University uses popular app to reach new students as states move to ban it from government devices.
The team headed to Kodiak for weekend games
Juneau School Board discusses third-party bid, allows NANA to serve food for six more months
This follows an impasse declared by JEA a week earlier.
Winter maintenance team down four operators as winter storms boom across the state
