The 82nd annual Tribal Assembly began Wednesday with the beat of a drum and a few tears. The Assembly brings together more than 100 Tlingit… Continue reading
A robbery case involving a pizza delivery gone awry remains unsolved, and the Juneau Crime Line is willing to pay for help. At 11:45 p.m. April… Continue reading
It might sound simple, but more snow means more money for Eaglecrest Ski Area. Eaglecrest operated for 95 days this season, the most it’s run… Continue reading
Saturday morning will be a busy one for locals concerned with scientific issues. Starting at 9 a.m., Juneau’s March for Science is set to take… 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
In a talk with reporters on Tuesday morning, Gov. Bill Walker renewed his determination that Alaska lawmakers should come up with a plan to solve… Continue reading
HAINES — Inside the American Bald Eagle Foundation aviary in Haines, Education and Outreach Coordinator Sidney Campbell moved slowly, calling Sarah, a great horned owl,… Continue reading
A 19-year-old man was accidentally shot in the leg Monday night, reportedly while examining a gun for possible purchase downtown. Juneau Police Department officers responded… Continue reading
Lorevie Rowe and John David have won a kind of lottery – but it’s one with odds even experts can’t agree on. Rowe is pregnant… Continue reading
Juneau police are seeking information about a vehicle stolen from a business in the 2000 block of Brandy Lane the night of March 8. The… Continue reading
On April 22, we commemorate the centenary of the Treadwell Mine cave-in that precipitated the closing of the world-famous mining complex on Douglas Island. The… Continue reading
One of the most significant events in Juneau’s history turns 100 years old this week, and it isn’t going unnoticed. The Treadwell Mine caved in… Continue reading
Christopher Columbus didn’t meet an empty continent. The state of Alaska will now recognize that fact. On Sunday, the Alaska Senate voted 18-1 to approve… Continue reading
Arson is suspected in an early-morning fire Sunday that destroyed a garage off the “back loop” of Mendenhall Loop Road. Capital City Fire/Rescue firefighters responded… Continue reading
The streets of downtown Juneau looked the same as usual Saturday night, despite the city’s anti-camping ordinance going into effect. The ordinance, which rules that… Continue reading
Local photographer Art Sutch found himself only able to field questions and take stock Monday afternoon, after a fire possibly fueled by a cigarette butt… 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
A clever “spoofing” scheme — with the sender masking their email to look like a familiar email address — has scammed the Juneau Soccer Club… Continue reading
Starting this week, the newly renovated Douglas Harbor will return to full capacity after a renovation that’s nearly a decade in the works. Boats will… Continue reading
It’s official: The Thane campground will open on Saturday — and the City and Borough of Juneau’s camping ordinance will go into effect at midnight… Continue reading
