Ian Worden says operations are essentially sound, hopes to instill stability and sustainability.
Some neighbors, commissioners concerned about traffic, other impacts of 4,000-square-foot building.
The saga in the Southeast Alaska village of Yakutat is over. Or, it’s just starting. After years of conflict, Anchorage Superior Court Judge Laura Hartz… Continue reading
Fires have killed 19 people in Alaska so far this year, none in Juneau.
“I’ve never seen such unity against a policy,” local school member says after statewide conference.
Two coalitions of environmental groups, having lost their case in an Alaska courthouse, are asking the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to issue an… Continue reading
Former state lawmaker and corrections commissioner joins fellow Republican Nick Begich in race.
Quick intervention by principal prevented need for lockdown, according to police.
A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter on a search and rescue mission crashed in Southeast Alaska, seriously injuring two of the four crew members on board.… Continue reading
Dispute involves large contract between the state and a Washington, D.C. law firm.
“Cabaret” kicks off at McPhetres Hall on Friday, with free previews Tuesday and Thursday
City officials call shelter a success so far; skeptics say some homeless people are avoiding it.
Five miles of trails planned at 175-acre site near 35 Mile Glacier Highway.
Two-year permitting and legal battle raises cost 20% for seven housing units, plus commercial space.
Agency among six nationwide winners for programs “making homes more accessible and affordable.”
Company sticking to development plans, despite federal action barring permitting for the project.
New ultra runner hits new personal best.
Winners of fifth annual awards for youth music programs scheduled to be announced in January.
Lifelong Juneau coach, mentor, educator and friend passes.
Alaska State Troopers received new training in October aimed at keeping Tribal citizens safer
