Though the results are still unofficial until they’re certified this Tuesday, voter turnout climbed by nearly 7 percent thanks to absentee and questioned ballots counted… Continue reading
If you’re concerned about crime or the state’s fiscal health, Juneau lawmakers want to hear from you. Juneau’s three delegates to the Alaska Legislature will… Continue reading
Peanut butter and jelly. Cookies and milk. Bagels and cream cheese. Coffee and beer? It’s a winning combination. Alaskan Brewing Company and Heritage Coffee Roasting… Continue reading
Human remains found by a duck hunter have been identified as missing Juneau hiker Teri Heuscher, police say. Heuscher, 53, was last seen on June… Continue reading
Brandon Cook was killed two years ago this month in Kodzoff Acres Mobile Home Park. On Thursday, following three and a half days of jury… Continue reading
Armed with a .223-caliber rifle, a Kake man opened fire on a Secon construction company trailer from the driver’s seat of his Chevrolet pickup early… 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
Alaska’s state utility regulator has approved a plan from Alaska Electric Light and Power to help the utility cope with Juneau’s rising number of electric… Continue reading
The University of Alaska is looking to almost double the amount of Alaskans who attend college in the next decade, but has to do so… Continue reading
A group of local pickers will play at the Resurrection Lutheran Church on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The lineup is features a long roster of… Continue reading
Venietia Santana, the owner of V’s Cellar Door downtown, laughs when people say they don’t come out to eat downtown because the 15-minute commute from… Continue reading
Southeast Alaska is many things: a natural wonder; a wildlife hotspot; an outdoorsman’s paradise; an epic forest; a seafood lover’s dream; a drainage engineer’s nightmare.… Continue reading
Book release Sealaska Heritage Institute 105 S. Seward St. 4:30-8 p.m. Sealaska Heritage will celebrate the release of two new books in its Baby Raven… Continue reading
Nell McConahey entered her lilies at the state fair on a whim. She had no idea they would win Best of Show. McConahey, a Juneau… Continue reading
Later this month, the City and Borough of Juneau Planning Commission is examining a plan for the future of Lemon Creek, and the public is… Continue reading
Car charging station will soon have time limit Later this month, electric vehicle owners will have a little less time to charge their rides at… Continue reading
The smallest dancing shoes in town will be getting some use this Saturday. The Gold Creek Child Development Center is putting on a “Tot Rave”… Continue reading
Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott has approved two health care-related ballot measures, an act that allows backers to begin gathering signatures to put them on the… Continue reading
There’s a moment Dr. Jessica Zitter likes to recount. An “epiphany” precipitated by an experienced nurse when Zitter was a young doctor. She told the… Continue reading
Hiding in an abandoned area in the MGM Grand Las Vegas late Sunday night, Hilary Rehfield-Green and her husband Ryan Green faced an impossible question.… Continue reading
