A man and a woman accused of participating in a meth-by-mail drug deal will plead guilty, according to court records and federal Assistant Public Defender… Continue reading
Midway through last week, a boat with no name sank into the waters of Gastineau Channel. As of Monday afternoon, the 28-foot vessel was still… Continue reading
Mindless marauders with a taste for grey matter. Bloodthirsty, reanimated beasts intent on destruction. Gruesome, restless ghouls. An allegorical commentary on the Vietnam War, capitalism… Continue reading
The City and Borough of Juneau is aiming to get a winter warming center up and running, and the Assembly is also setting its sights… Continue reading
The FBI has arrested a former Bergmann Hotel manager and resident for four counts of felony drug distribution. According to a federal grand jury indictment… Continue reading
History lied beneath Herman Ed Becker’s feet. At Evergreen Cemetery Tuesday morning, the Yaakoosgé Daakahídi Alternative High School teacher stood, flanked by his small class,… Continue reading
Southeast and Bristol Bay tribal mining opposition now has a unified front. Two Alaska Native tribal consortiums announced a “historic” partnership Wednesday at the Alaska… Continue reading
Don Cook was ready to run. It was 41 degrees and raining as the sky was quickly growing darker Friday evening, not exactly ideal conditions… Continue reading
Christopher Strawn’s case is now in the hands of 12 of his peers. Strawn, on trial for the Oct. 20, 2015 shooting death of Brandon… Continue reading
Though this year’s municipal election is over, the Juneau League of Women Voters is remaining active this fall. The LWV is holding a costume party… Continue reading
Nearly two years to the day after the shooting death of Brandon Cook, Christopher Strawn was found guilty of his murder. The jury in Strawn’s… Continue reading
The Alaska Association of Harbormasters and Port Administrators used the words, “leader, mentor and innovator” to describe this year’s Harbormaster of the Year award winner.… Continue reading
Come have a cup of coffee with the Juneau Empire today from 10:30-11 a.m. at the Heritage Coffee cafe in the Mendenhall Valley. Some of… Continue reading
The Juneau Police Department has a new deputy police chief: David Campbell. JPD Chief Ed Mercer announced Campbell’s promotion on Tuesday. It will be effective… Continue reading
A propane-operated dryer started a fire at the Cordova Heights apartment building on Monday night, causing little damage and no injuries. At 9:31 p.m., Capital… Continue reading
Christopher Strawn, representing himself in his trial for the Oct. 20, 2015 murder of Brandon Cook, began making the case for his defense Tuesday morning.… Continue reading
Breasts will be at the center of attention at one party on Halloween weekend. On Saturday, Oct. 28, the annual “Save the Ta-Tas” party is… Continue reading
The City and Borough of Juneau Assembly isn’t making changes to the senior sales tax exemption quite yet. A proposed ordinance at Monday’s meeting would… Continue reading
Juneau poet Miriam Wagoner has published her first collection of poetry through Alaska Litho titled “A Poem Book From My Kaasei Nook To The World”… Continue reading
Last month, Gov. Bill Walker spoke in support of Senate Bill 54, which would increase the penalties for some minor crimes. On Monday night, the… Continue reading
