A man suspected of spray painting swastika symbols at multiple locations in the Mendenhall Valley earlier this month has been arrested, the Juneau Police Department… Continue reading
38.35% rate so far is highest since 42.73% in 2020; final certification scheduled next Tuesday
Maximum crest of river from full release would be 11 ft., well below peak of record August flood
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Shelter officials, surrounding businesses plan more active monitoring to safeguard against problems.
Draft 19-item list also includes housing, other projects Assembly will rank and seek funds for.
AK Beatdown 36 reunites brawlers from Southeast and beyond, with some eyeing bigger dreams.
One of two mountaintop lifts may close all season; report says snowmaking needs “immediate safety upgrades.”
Varsity built from 91 players seeking spots after consolidation settles in; two JV teams face off in semifinal.
Ballots from 34.27% of voters tallied as of Friday, final results expected Oct 15; last year’s total 33.98%.
Three incumbents leading by large margins; recall petitions against two members failing
Four-mile levy using giant sand barriers proposed to Assembly; neighborhood group seeks own solutions.
Investigation rebuts illegal health data leak accusations by ACLU, which still finds fault with explanation
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Basin would take 145 days to fill at current rate as colder weather sets in, Assembly members told.
Mayor Beth Weldon, Assembly hopeful Neil Steininger have solid leads; Maureen Hall a narrower edge
Unofficial partial count shows Steininger, Hall leading Assembly races; school board incumbents also ahead.
Station revives live weekday program eight months after halting Alaska’s longest-running radio show.
Two ships arriving Monday staying until Tuesday, with a third making an unscheduled stop in Juneau
In-person voting and dropoff boxes open until 8 p.m.; initial results expected sometime after 10 p.m.
