“How many times has our government apologized to any American Native group?”
Alaska Department of Fish and Game says low projected spawning population necessitates restrictions
Two ballot measures could be presented to local voters in the two Southeast Alaska towns this fall
Digital registration for logging/mining competitors new for 32nd annual event this weekend.
Leader who oversaw big changes in Juneau’s homeless programs hopes to continue similar work.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Arguments took place in early May, and Judge Sharon Gleason has taken the case under advisement.
Five workers put landmark back into place; possibility of new cross next year being discussed.
As trust and economics of news industry continue long decline, use and concerns of AI are growing.
Project seeking to reduce frequency and severity of crashes includes lower seasonal speed limits
State officials offered feds a $300,000 compromise instead of $17 million adjustment.
If the governor signs recently passed bill, Juneteenth would be observed as a state holiday in 2025.
Juneau Assembly will consider two proposed measures, take public comments, at July 1 meeting.
Alaska failed to accommodate people with disabilities who were trying to cast votes in various 2022 and 2023 elections, a violation of federal law, the… Continue reading
On Friday, supporters of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. turned in more than 5,900 signatures to the Alaska Division of Elections, hoping to get the independent… Continue reading
Angoon hydropower groundbreaking comes after four decades of effort, seeks to stabilize future costs
TMHS graduate seeking to qualify in 100-meter butterfly at U.S. Olympic Team Trials.
Expanded food court opens at former lodge site; donut shop and low-cost apartments replace shelter.
Endorsement could shake up the race, because local Republicans have tended to favor Begich so far.
5K and 1-mile events will start downtown at 9 p.m. Friday, rather than old tradition of midnight.
