The Gastineau Humane Society is asking for the public’s help after a Juneau homeowner surrendered 27 young cats to animal control. “They’ve been through a… Continue reading
A pilot was forced to land his Cessna 210 airplane without landing gear Sunday at Juneau International Airport after a malfunction prevented the gear from… Continue reading
If you’ve driven by the Macaulay Salmon Hatchery lately, you might have noticed a bit of construction work offshore. That’s because Douglas Island Pink and… Continue reading
A 31-year-old ended up in the hospital with multiple stab wounds early Saturday morning, and a suspect is in custody. At 1:45 a.m. Saturday, the… Continue reading
After an alleged stabbing Jan. 4, a Juneau man was indicted this week on one count of first-degree assault and one count of second-degree assault.… Continue reading
With severe winter weather in the forecast for Juneau this weekend, snow is projected to pile up around town. The Department of Transportation & Public… Continue reading
The future of king salmon fishing in Southeast will change this week as the Board of Fisheries considers proposals to boost struggling Chinook stocks on… Continue reading
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the United Way of Southeast Alaska AmeriCorps Program is collecting donations around town. All month, the organizations… Continue reading
Getting legal help can be a costly, timely process. This Monday, however, legal advice for people in four Alaska communities will be free. This Monday… Continue reading
Speaking at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Thursday, Juneau School District Superintendent Mark Miller was frank about the school district’s current budget situation. Statewide… Continue reading
Juneau will soon have a reminder of what makes a normal winter. On Thursday morning, the National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for… Continue reading
Peter Fellman’s friendly dog Bingo is an ambassador of sorts. He’s an easy-going “mongrel” of a mutt who earned his nickname calming canine tensions at… Continue reading
Alaska’s capital city removed protections for eagle nests from its land use code. Some Juneau officials said the protections became difficult to enforce because there… Continue reading
City officials are mulling getting further involved in the pending sale of Juneau’s electric utility. During a lengthy informational meeting Wednesday night, the City and… Continue reading
When it was still in operation, the famed Treadwell Mine depended on water sourced from a miles-long ditch cut into the Douglas mountainside. After falling… Continue reading
This weekend, two musical performances will show off the music of Northern composers. Arctic Dreams, the latest installment in the Con Brio Chamber Series, features… Continue reading
Friday is the final day for people to share their thoughts on ideas on the future of the Fred Meyer intersection. The Alaska Department of… Continue reading
A Juneau man who allegedly broke into a Mendenhall Valley home and beat a man with a metal baton will be heading to court in… Continue reading
As this year’s legislative session quickly approaches, the Juneau Board of Education is making its priorities clear. In a meeting Tuesday night, the board’s members… Continue reading
For those curious about the Regulatory Commission of Alaska’s (RCA) process and role in the possible purchase of Juneau’s electric utility, City Hall is the… Continue reading
