A key employee for one of Alaska’s major arts organizations has received a federal immigration visa, ending a lawsuit over the case. Sitka Fine Arts… Continue reading
As state and federal officials consider large-scale actions, residents can offer immediate help.
After losing state title game last year, there’s only one way to go up as season starts Saturday
It’s the first time the corporation has opened a satellite office outside its Juneau headquarters.
The bodies were discovered in a three-day period, all while aboard a boat earlier this summer.
Books, songs, selfies flourish among kids and performers
Aparna Palmer shared her goals with the Greater Juneau Chamber of Commerce.
Storm is expected to peak Saturday, officials warn trees along Mendenhall River may come loose.
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Hawaii officials have launched a mass evacuation effort for visitors and residents stranded north of a historic Maui town that was largely destroyed by wildfire.… Continue reading
Property managers hopeful tons of rock fill can allow people in 12 units to return home
It will remain suspended unless new leads are discovered, trooper says.
The funding was awarded under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
Nearly three-acre Huna Totem Aak’w Landing Project approved by planning commission.
Sydney Patch, 18, faces charges of druken driving, assault.
Employment in Alaska’s construction industry had not yet returned to pre-COVID-19 levels as of the end of 2022, even though the industry was damaged less… Continue reading
Fatal fall in 2021 the result of company’s breach of duty, lawsuit states.
Decision triggers relief funds for individuals as well as public entities
The gray, two-story home with white trim toppled and slid, crashing into the river below as rushing waters carried off a bobbing chunk of its… Continue reading
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