1.65 million passengers representing 101% of ship capacity visited Juneau, preliminary figures show.
School board seeks more input after hearing ban violates city bylaws and maybe state’s Constitution.
A woman from Stebbins has sued the Alaska Department of Corrections, alleging that she and many other people in the state prison system have been… Continue reading
Existing bridge is already the “second crossing”; parts of original now in local home, footbridges.
Decisive votes on hotel bed tax and Huna Totem dock project among full slate of hot topics.
5-4 vote comes after some residents express concerns about costs to liveaboards and fishers.
The murder rate in Alaska increased dramatically, though there was a slight overall decrease in crime statewide in 2022, according to an Alaska Department of… Continue reading
Self-service Fisherman’s Bend in low-price lead, while supplier Delta Western’s stations at top end.
Ketchikan takes overall title, Falcons second in two-day, co-ed competition among eight schools.
The fire was quickly contained by CCFR
Staff — some recently homeless themselves — welcome first overnighters to converted Thane warehouse.
Three four-member bowling teams in weekend tournament advance to statewide event next month.
Attendees at odds with the state of Alaska on fishing and hunting issues.
Addition of new bus drivers allows restoration of cuts in service made in December due to shortages.
The crash of salmon stocks in Western Alaska’s Kuskokwim River has sparked a bitter court fight between the federal and state governments, and now Alaska… Continue reading
Alaska Industrial Hardware purchased the building, according to assessors office.
Multiple evening shuttles from Glory Hall and downtown, one in morning from Thane shelter planned
David Melvin Cox Jr., 35, also faces weapons charges
Objections voiced about shortcomings at planned site, lack of input by affected agencies and people.
Resident near Mill Campground says illegal activity surged, worries about same as shelter opens.
