Xmas Bazaar Xtravaganza nearly sold out already, but seeing “The Wind” to live music a breeze.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Two of planned five food trucks now open, with covered seating and other offerings in the works.
Deadline to apply is Dec. 31, funds will be divided among applicants.
Juneau reportedly first district to take step that may lead to lawsuit challenging policy.
Austin Nolan Dwight Rutherford, 29, convicted of stealing nearly $580,000 between 2020 and 2022.
Education department abandons challenge under existing state law to Juneau, other districts.
Cross-Gulf sailings will resume if enough crew hired; AMHS begins two-week public comment period.
State reportedly cleared year-long 14,000-person backlog, only to have new crisis erupt.
Policymakers: “Middlemen” between drugmakers and retailers pocket profits to detriment of consumers.
Thousands share an evening of entertainment in the outdoor chill, visiting shops and hot chocolate.
48% of respondents say overall impacts positive, 22% negative after record-high passenger season.
More than $21.6M available after record season, but proposals limited to cruise-related projects.
More employees at key positions hired, restoration of cross-Gulf sailings next summer envisioned.
Hundreds share Salvation Army’s annual Thanksgiving, including some with sudden holiday plan changes.
More than 50 events scheduled Friday afternoon and evening from downtown to Douglas.
Officials unaware of similar cases in Alaska; facility says steps to prevent such incidents underway
Otto Florschutz, 65, found Thursday evening; Derek Heller, 12, still missing among family of five.
Strong numbers for season pass sales, number of foreign student employees, business leaders told.
“Very draft” $190 million spending plan for FY25 based on status quo has $1 million deficit.
