News comes atop plummeting prices for chum and pink salmon for professional fishers
Alaska becomes 24th state to impose such restrictions.
Juneau resident Shannon Mason says switch isn’t as strange as it might seem, given Alaska’s politics.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Juneau hosting a town hall for Sasquatch-curious and devotees.
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A project intended to renovate a historic Juneau building into apartments for state legislators and staff is running on time and on budget, officials told… Continue reading
The assault of the woman occurred while he was off-duty, Alaska State Troopers say.
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Republican governor rejects effort by Democratic Juneau senator after bill passes Legislature 58-2.
The primary goal of $10 million effort is to address longstanding drainage issues.
“Downtown is not the only place we have problems.”
Drastic measures for Suicide Basin appear impractical, river protection more likely, officials say.
DOT expects to issue new request for proposals from U.S. shipyards next month to replace Tustumena.
Sounds of Áak’w Rock, a gut check for Indigenous voices and an artists’ quintet market.
New chancellor reports 4% increase in overall enrollment, 87% increase in Indigenous programs.
Saturday marks the first event since its closure in December for renovations.
THMS completes sweep of two nights of matchups between local teams on each other’s courts.
Body of young male named “Tango” found near Hump Island with injuries.
Stop in Anchorage will be first time a president has not visited one of the sites attacked
