As volunteers struggle to clear brush at historic sites, city leaders say they have limited options.
Crimson Bears’ Monsef, Mallott seal senior night win over Kings.
JDHS’ Blatnick, Simonson pitch complete game wins against TMHS.
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Here’s what to expect this week.
JDHS boys soccer team one step closer to taking region title from Ketchikan.
Bill by Rep. Andi Story, D-Juneau, passes on final day of session.
TMHS senior honors classmates in school’s baseball home finale by 3-hitting JDHS.
Although it feels like it every month for us at the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Juneau, May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This… Continue reading
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This report contains public information from law enforcement and public safety agencies.
Parts of a long-term plan to bring state revenue and expenses into line again failed to advance.
More Alaskans will be able to access food stamps following lawmakers’ vote to expand eligibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program on Wednesday night. The… Continue reading
The “money grab” by the CBJ Assessor’s Office is over with passage of new legislation this session. The CBJ is required to follow written assessment… Continue reading
Nathan Jackson and John Hagen created the design that has been on tribal materials since the ‘70s.
“To the parents of the children of Alaska, know we will fight,” Rep. Jamie Allard (R-Anchorage) said in defense of her bill to ban transgender… Continue reading
Two-day process of extracting oil from fish remains the same as thousands of years ago.
The Alaska Legislature has passed a bill that combines carbon storage, new regulation of natural gas storage, state financing for new Cook Inlet natural gas… Continue reading
Families who use Alaska’s homeschool program will soon have clarity on how they may spend their allotments of state education money. Lawmakers directed Alaska’s Board… Continue reading
