Seal oil with cracklings — crunchy seal fat — reminds Joe Nelson of early fall mornings growing up in Yakutat. Nelson, Board Chair of Sealaska… Continue reading
One of the two co-conspirators still at large for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into Lemon Creek Correctional Center was arrested Wednesday night, law enforcement… Continue reading
Police spent hours trying to talk with an armed man “in emotional crisis” who was refusing to come out of his car, Juneau Police Department… Continue reading
Tiny Barril waited seven years for the song to come to him. In 2010, Barril — a Tlingit dance leader who lives in the Seattle… Continue reading
Juneau historian, community organizer and advocate Marie Darlin has died. She was 93 years old. Darlin, born in Juneau in 1925, was a third-generation Juneauite,… Continue reading
An Alaska lawmaker who resigned after allegations of striking a Juneau woman is soon scheduled to appear in court. Online public courts records show the… Continue reading
Long before they started weaving, Lily Hope and Ursala Hudson were woven into an ancient artform without knowing it. Their mother, the late weaver Clarissa… Continue reading
Emergency vehicles will surround the Alaska State Capitol on Thursday morning, but only for a training exercise, according to Capital City Fire/Rescue. As part of… Continue reading
Correction: An earlier version of this article misspelled Ursala Hudson’s first name. It’s Ursala, not Ursula. Her winning piece “Inside Out” was also incorrectly identified… Continue reading
Correction: This article previously stated incorrectly that Gov. Bill Walker has appointed 12 district court judges and nine superior court judges during his time as… Continue reading
Correction: This article initially attributed a policy to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) instead of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA).… Continue reading
A former Alaska legislator has been formally charged with a crime for allegedly hitting a woman so hard it ruptured her eardrum earlier this year.… Continue reading
Four years ago, one of the biggest names in contemporary Christian music came to Juneau. This summer, he’s coming back. Michael W. Smith, a Grammy-winning,… Continue reading
Juneau residents will see a few thousand more cruise line passengers that normal as a new “mega-ship” arrives today. The Norwegian Bliss, a 1,082-foot, 4,004… Continue reading
Police say a man allegedly trying to start fights in the downtown area was stabbed by another man on Sunday afternoon. The 35-year-old man was… Continue reading
The 56-acre fire at the Berners Bay area is no longer a threat, according to the U.S. Forest Service The fire, which started at Antler… Continue reading
Clarification: This article has been updated to mention that the University of Alaska Southeast coordinated and organized the Tléix’ Yaakw (One Canoe) conference. Just a… Continue reading
About 35 sleek, black-crowned Arctic terns nest at the Mendenhall Glacier Recreation Area in the spring and early summer, according to U.S. Forest Service biologist… Continue reading
Firefighters are working to contain a forest fire that has broken out north of Juneau in the Berners Bay area, according to the U.S. Forest… Continue reading
Rick Smith hasn’t taken a vacation in at least four years. Since Juneau’s police station was built in Lemon Creek in 2000, Smith has cared… Continue reading
