Shellfish is still small business, but on the rise as Alaska works to diversity food sources.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
To showcase our readers’ work to the widest possible audience, Wild Shots have been moved in front of the Juneau Empire’s paywall. Don’t have a… Continue reading
Announcement comes days after Alaska Native corporation announces lower shareholder dividends.
Documentary and talk slated for Friday at UAS; Saturday afternoon screening at Gold Town Theater.
“A real cross-section of the community” shown in 10 minutes or less at JUMP Society’s Film Festival.
When Kara Carlson experienced sexual assault as a teenager, she said it was traumatic but not shocking: “I was the last of my friends to… Continue reading
Assistance program for tribal citizens to cover economic impacts of COVID-19 started in 2021.
Other disputes between state and federal fish and game managers are pending.
Alaska senator co-led floor confrontation regardarding block of nearly 400 nominees
Plaintiffs say millions of dollars in products are at stake and could be removed from shelves.
Complaints voiced about corporation’s leadership, especially as Goldbelt dividends again rise.
In 6-3 informal vote, members ask tourism director for reduction strategy for 2026 and beyond.
DEC permit challenged by environmentalists and mine interests.
Falcons begin quest for state title Thursday; JDHS plays Ketchikan tough in elimination game.
Crimson Bears girls win title, Falcons girls place second at ASAA Swim & Dive State Championships.
An appeal seeking to defend Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s proposed union-dues collection plan will be considered by the U.S. Supreme Court no sooner than December.… Continue reading
In-person, remote and written testimony being accepted by Assembly’s Committee of the Whole.
Many residents paying to install rock fill along riverbank, but cost just one of many concerns.
Works by Hungarian composer featured in solo performance by series’ artistic director.
