ANCHORAGE — The plane flown by the husband of Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola was carrying a load of moose meat from a remote hunting… Continue reading
Funding and curriculum dominate education discussion, city’s actions and needs focus of ballot issue.
The Indigenous music festival is back and bringing 24 acts to Juneau
“There’s a high probability that the problem is solved.”
Author Tele Aadsen signing book of essays at Hearthside downtown
Three decades of capital city coverage.
A rockfall along Glacier Highway was reported Thursday morning.
Eugene “Buzzy” Peltola Jr. was piloting plane that crashed shortly after takeoff in western Alaska.
Transferred inmates expected to return upon project completion slated November 2024, officials say.
School board candidates discuss funding, curriculum; City Hall portion shows vastly different views.
Backers of an effort to repeal ranked voting in Alaska violated state campaign finance rules, including by channeling money through a church-affiliated organization in a… Continue reading
Cruise ship limits, homelessness, child care shortages and renewable energy among issues discussed.
Donors include current and past mayors, Assembly members and legislators.
14 candidates discuss cruise tourism, homelessness, child care and proposed new City Hall.
Officials from Alaska’s Division of Public Assistance said its staff worked through the backlog of applications for food aid that stressed Alaska families for more… Continue reading
Austin Brady, 28, was arrested in late August by Alaska State Troopers.
He was honored Monday during an Assembly meeting ahead of his departure at the end of September.
The move follows multiple rounds of public testimony advocating against the maps’ adoption.
Combination of downtown transit center and bus considered as church again rejects hosting shelter.
Companies do not state if Juneau Safeway store will be among those sold.
