It’s the most rain seen in Juneau since recording began 86 years ago
Readiness hearing set for Dec. 28.
Spay and neuter services, food collection and more.
Additional lifts to open soon.
The team won with a score of 4-2
Event part of ongoing visiting exhibition at local library branch.
“The Nutcracker” is set to run Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Dozens of business joined in for the holiday themed event
A post-certification precinct-by-precinct breakdown of statewide race results.
Residents and local business have until Jan. 2 to submit ideas to the city.
City Manager says raise doesn’t fix nearly two decade-long issue of employee retainment
This follows an first-degree murder charge late last week.
Juneau’s state senator tells Chamber of Commerce bipartisan majority a key to meaningful action
New ownership takes over at Coppa.
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Effort to buy private ship for Arctic use may bring 190 enlistees, Sen. Sullivan says.
Meanwhile, state and federal protections are lacking, advocates say.
City talks funding of gondola project and a possible new partnership
Respondents generally report positive impact, but shine light on some challenges.
Residences safely evacuated in two separate blazes.