JDHS boys begin state title defense with 4-0 victory over TMHS, which is playing its final season.
Teams from Alaska, Canada and Lower 48 to compete in 12 Indigenous skills events starting Friday.
Deputy city manager: “There will be a period of time where we don’t have a CBJ-sanctioned campground.”
The principal of the one middle school won’t be the just-named Southeast principal of the year.
Arrests stem from investigation that started in early January, according to JPD.
Homeless campground, first look at FY25 budget, more summer city buses also on Monday’s schedule.
Online applications can be submitted until 11:59 p.m.; PFD expected to be at least $1,582.
Damage, safety, theft among concerns cited in petition to Assembly, which considers proposal Monday.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Two vessels from troubled tour company now selling for several times the original listed bids.
Governor’s use of ferry revenue instead of state funds to match federal grants a sticking point.
App for hourly lots part of series of technology upgrades coming to city’s parking facilities.
Eight to 10 candidate trees will be evaluated, with winner taking “whistlestop tour” to D.C.
Company says Jan. 31 spill poses no risk to Berners Bay habitat, but NOAA seeks federal evaluation.
Dozens toss caution and colored cornstarch to the wind in traditional Hindu celebration of spring
Longtime participants say little has changed over decades as huge crowds from communities show up.
Plan boosts dividends $444 by abandoning agreement to put half the amount in reserve fund.
Traditional Hindu celebration expands with new events, venues in third year.
Performance by Taku Winds and local students promises brawls, cattle drives and classical concerto.
Participants at permitted gathering at Capitol denounce proposal aimed at unauthorized gatherings.
