Craig Campbell remembers the night when they tested the missiles. Campbell, the president and CEO of the Alaska Aerospace Corporation (AAC), presented pictures of a… Continue reading
Juneau residents awoke Thursday to a rime of frost glazing windshields and roads. On their iPhones, there was a forecast of something else to come:… Continue reading
Almost 100 years ago, the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology acquired 46 at.óowu, sacred objects belonging to the Mount Fairweather house (Snail… Continue reading
Defendant Christopher Strawn suffered another setback in his murder trial Wednesday as Judge Philip Pallenberg denied his request to have three search warrants ruled invalid.… Continue reading
Thursday’s Chamber of Commerce luncheon presentation will be out of this world. Craig Campbell, president CEO of Alaska Aerospace Corporation, is giving a presentation titled… Continue reading
A federal grant for bringing an electric bus to Juneau has city officials excited, but it will be a while before the bus actually makes… Continue reading
Transportation Safety Officer Renier Cava is likely used to repeating instructions over and over as passengers pass through security at the Juneau International Airport, and… Continue reading
Juneau’s pretrial office now has a spot. After months of searching for a suitable spot in Juneau to station officers who assist in pretrial services,… Continue reading
This report contains public information available to the Empire from law enforcement and public safety agencies. This report includes arrestand citation information, not conviction information.… Continue reading
Two goat hunters, dehydrated after their water supply froze, were rescued from Blackerby Ridge by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter Tuesday evening. The men, ages… Continue reading
Juneau photographer Richard Hebhardt for the second time has received recognition from Nature’s Best Photography, a well-known and well-regarded magazine for wildlife photography. Hebhardt is… Continue reading
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
Break out the lederhosen or dirndl, it’s Operatoberfest time. Beer and opera will meet at the Juneau Lyric Opera’s most bawdy and rambunctious event of… Continue reading
Two-thirds of Alaska adults are obese or overweight, according to a report released Monday by the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services. According to… Continue reading
Last month, erosion on the Mendenhall River led to a situation that has never happened in Juneau. On Sept. 1, City and Borough of Juneau… Continue reading
Town hall meetings in Anchorage, Fairbanks and the Mat-Su have blown a windstorm of criticism against the criminal justice reform program known as Senate Bill… Continue reading
As Father Andrew Bellisario sat down, nearly everyone else in the room stood. Bellisario, wearing a tall cap and holding a staff, eased himself into… Continue reading
Tuesday was a pivotal day in the ongoing murder trial of Christopher Strawn, as eyewitness Tiffany Johnson endured several hours of tense cross-examination from the… Continue reading
Juneau’s election results are official and certified. A week after the Oct. 3 election, Municipal Clerk and Election Official Laurie Sica signed and verified the… Continue reading
The first decade of American rule in Alaska spelt confusion and uncertainty, but there was some semblance of order thanks to the United States Army… Continue reading
