Andy Miller quit after making it just past half way to his goal, but he has 28 new songs to show for it. Miller, a… Continue reading
Eleven Juneau representatives traveled to Whitehorse to open up the lines of communication between business communities.
A hiker near the site of the old Treadwell Gold Mine found a dead body floating in the mine’s glory hole.
Family members said he came to Juneau unexpectedly.
This report contains public information available to the Empire from law enforcement and public safety agencies. This report includes arrest and citation information, not conviction… Continue reading
At a local job site in Lemon Creek, university and high school students are laying a foundation for their careers by learning carpentry skills. Their… Continue reading
To make a 10,000-year partnership work, there has to be understanding. That was the message on the lips of those in attendance at the Social… Continue reading
“You Don’t Have to Go Home, But You Can’t Stay Here” pushed personal boundaries and blurred artistic ones. Comedy, dance, drag and poetry mingled on… Continue reading
A highly publicized case is scheduled for trial in October.
Lawmakers are considering a proposal to reduce their expense payments, but they are not likely to vote on the proposal before the Nov. 6 general election.
The Sitka Police Department is denying allegations that it retaliated against one of its employees for whistleblowing.
Balloon shreds and balls of masking tape littered the floor at Centennial Hall Saturday morning, and things were just getting started. Introduce a Girl to… Continue reading
A panel of experts is hoping to help business owners become more familiar with various social media platforms.
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For the first time Xia Violin Studio students are getting ready for a public recital.
The three active mayoral candidates offered different perspectives on a few topics Tuesday.
This is the first year in decades that the state isn’t following the traditional distribution formula.
With the soft sound of smoothly operating electronics, workers in the State Office Building are printing money. This week, the thousands of paper checks that… Continue reading
Five of the six candidates running for Statehouse in northern Southeast agree that Alaska needs an income tax. In Tuesday’s Get Out the Native Vote… Continue reading
Lots in the subdivision likely won’t go up for sale until next spring.
