“Did you notice that his name ends in a nah? It’s nah, nada, no way.”
The lawsuit between the city and the cruise industry won’t be resolved any time soon.
Applause is rare at CBJ Assembly meetings, but many in attendance broke into a standing ovation during Monday’s meeting.
More than 100 people who stood outside the Andrew Hope Building on Monday night for a candlelight vigil in honor of Ashley Johnson-Barr.
The MATCH program helps people begin their education with a job in mind and then build skills that relate to that job.
Early voting opened up this past Friday, and starting Monday, voting booths are open at City Hall, and the Mendenhall Mall Annex.
Forbidden Peak Brewery is moving into the former UAS bookstore.
A Juneau man was indicted earlier this month for shipping drugs into Juneau from China, according to the indictment.
The family of a Thunder Mountain High School graduate is preparing a lawsuit against the state.
It’s the highest number of violations handed out in all but four years.
A Juneau man is facing felony charges after he admitted to intending to distribute methamphetamine in Juneau.
Current and former KTOO employees allege unfair treatment from management.
Five people went to the hospital after a three-car crash at the Auke Bay roundabout.
Auke Bay is changing, and with it, so will DeHarts Auke Bay Store.
An attempted bike theft near Twin Lakes early Thursday morning led to gunshots.
At the height of tourism season, space can get tight in Alaskan Brewing Company’s tasting room. “When a bus unloads, it’s very crowded,” Andy Kline,… Continue reading
Video game store Game On is moving locations as part of an expansion for Juneau’s only video game store. Owners Casey and Emry Harris wrote… Continue reading
JUNEAU EMPIRE After years of awkward calls and explanations, Juneau’s homeless shelter is changing its name. The Glory Hole homeless shelter will soon be called… Continue reading
Two weekends ago, someone stole a hefty amount of wood from Trail Mix, Inc., a nonprofit that maintains hiking trails around Juneau. Even though the… Continue reading
Nadine Lefebvre, the president of the Juneau Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, prepared to read the winning raffle numbers at Monday’s annual Labor Day picnic. Before… Continue reading
