Visibility, data collection for disaster management reaching new heights, experts visiting Juneau say.
Newly built stage offers second annual Burning Pines concert the “home” it’s been missing
Transition to modern technology reduces the amount of time required to manage and enforce parking
Musicians “crashing” local renaissance faire a welcome addition as the event continues to grow.
Watermelon-eating contest and fast race cars part of Douglas’ “family fun” on eve of Independence Day.
Molly McCormick honored as Douglas’ grand marshal for her years planning the parade and other events.
$12.75M would fund public safety communications upgrades; $10M wastewater utility improvements.
“Animal-loving” nonprofits come together in hopes of pets finding new homes.
Transitions “ahead of schedule” for school district; use for vacant buildings by CBJ still in question
“How many times has our government apologized to any American Native group?”
Project seeking to reduce frequency and severity of crashes includes lower seasonal speed limits
Angoon hydropower groundbreaking comes after four decades of effort, seeks to stabilize future costs
Rescued bird that became famous Mount Roberts inhabitant euthanized due to failing health.
Participants combine thunderous tribute to heritage with spirit of an intimate family gathering.
“It’s an honor to be accepted to participate in something this beautiful.”
Nearly 1,600 dancers take part in Grand Entrance ceremony as four-day Indigenous gathering begins.
New and longtime participants arriving in downtown Juneau say trip reconnects them to ancestors.
Author W.R. Kozey’s stories come from folklore, his experience as a bartender at the saloon.
New monitoring equipment improves forecasts after last year’s record flood, experts say at town hall.
Thousands gather in Juneau for four-day Indigenous dance-and-culture festival starting Wednesday.
