Last month, erosion on the Mendenhall River led to a situation that has never happened in Juneau. On Sept. 1, City and Borough of Juneau… Continue reading
Tuesday was a pivotal day in the ongoing murder trial of Christopher Strawn, as eyewitness Tiffany Johnson endured several hours of tense cross-examination from the… Continue reading
Juneau’s election results are official and certified. A week after the Oct. 3 election, Municipal Clerk and Election Official Laurie Sica signed and verified the… Continue reading
The City and Borough of Juneau Parks & Recreation Department is looking for input on how to best serve some of Juneau’s youngest and oldest… Continue reading
Those looking to drive along Calhoun Avenue next Tuesday should be prepared for it to take a little longer than usual. On Tuesday, Oct. 17,… Continue reading
A free fair will be taking place from 4-6 p.m. at the Mendenhall Valley Public Library for families and expectant families with questions about their… Continue reading
Generally, there’s a low risk of a large tsunami hitting Juneau. There aren’t tsunami sirens in town, as City and Borough of Juneau Emergency Programs… Continue reading
Tiffany Johnson was shaken but undeterred as, for the second time in eight months, she took the witness stand and described the most terrifying night… Continue reading
Juneau’s sole comedy club, Club Baby Seal, will play two shows at the Gold Town Nickelodeon on Oct. 14 at 9 and 10:30 p.m. Admission… Continue reading
As Juneau’s senior population continues to grow, issues facing that group are becoming increasingly important for the city. The City and Borough of Juneau Assembly… Continue reading
Those walking down Ferry Way downtown might notice something missing. For the past two years, the stretch of windows lining the south side of the… Continue reading
Richard Peterson walked to the microphone at Monday night’s Indigenous Peoples Day celebration at Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall, clearly emotional. Peterson, the president of Central Council… Continue reading
“Are you asking me if he was dead?” “Yes.” “He was dead, and there was no struggle or anything. The blood was in a perfect… Continue reading
Though the results are still unofficial until they’re certified this Tuesday, voter turnout climbed by nearly 7 percent thanks to absentee and questioned ballots counted… Continue reading
Peanut butter and jelly. Cookies and milk. Bagels and cream cheese. Coffee and beer? It’s a winning combination. Alaskan Brewing Company and Heritage Coffee Roasting… Continue reading
Human remains found by a duck hunter have been identified as missing Juneau hiker Teri Heuscher, police say. Heuscher, 53, was last seen on June… Continue reading
Brandon Cook was killed two years ago this month in Kodzoff Acres Mobile Home Park. On Thursday, following three and a half days of jury… Continue reading
Alaska’s state utility regulator has approved a plan from Alaska Electric Light and Power to help the utility cope with Juneau’s rising number of electric… Continue reading
The University of Alaska is looking to almost double the amount of Alaskans who attend college in the next decade, but has to do so… Continue reading
A group of local pickers will play at the Resurrection Lutheran Church on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The lineup is features a long roster of… Continue reading
