The streets of downtown Juneau looked the same as usual Saturday night, despite the city’s anti-camping ordinance going into effect. The ordinance, which rules that… Continue reading
Local photographer Art Sutch found himself only able to field questions and take stock Monday afternoon, after a fire possibly fueled by a cigarette butt… Continue reading
A clever “spoofing” scheme — with the sender masking their email to look like a familiar email address — has scammed the Juneau Soccer Club… Continue reading
Starting this week, the newly renovated Douglas Harbor will return to full capacity after a renovation that’s nearly a decade in the works. Boats will… Continue reading
It’s official: The Thane campground will open on Saturday — and the City and Borough of Juneau’s camping ordinance will go into effect at midnight… Continue reading
After three years of middle school athletes being required to stay home, they’re now allowed to travel. A 6-1 vote at Tuesday’s Juneau School District… Continue reading
The City and Borough of Juneau is looking to expand. Juneau already owns a northern portion of Admiralty Island, but is interested in expanding to… Continue reading
A Juneau man who allegedly threatened to cut the throats of two people was indicted by a grand jury on two counts of third-degree assault.… Continue reading
Construction will keep climbing up South Franklin Street, and the city hopes to be mostly done with the project by May 15. One of the… Continue reading
Students from the University of Alaska Southeast and Juneau-Douglas High School are nearing completion of an affordable housing project on Lena Loop. The House Build… Continue reading
This year’s Pillars of America speaker series at Centennial Hall will feature an NFL Hall of Famer, a U.S. Navy SEAL officer and a paraplegic… Continue reading
As part of their training, firefighters often run simulations with scenarios designed to help them practice their skills in a semi-realistic setting, rescuing “victims” from… Continue reading
Both the the University of Alaska Southeast and the City and Borough of Juneau have expressed interest in the Auke Bay Marine Station, and now… Continue reading
Repealing the Affordable Care Act would have cost the Bartlett Regional Hospital around $4 million with cuts to Medicaid, BRH Chief Executive Officer Chuck Bill… Continue reading
Only one of the six defendants scheduled to go to trial Monday for their involvement in a 2015 riot at Lemon Creek Correctional Center will… Continue reading
For his final flight as a Chief Warrant Officer 4 with the Army National Guard, Mike Michaud knew where he wanted to go. After 35… Continue reading
The biggest challenge for Juneau’s economy is its housing shortage, Lands and Resources Manager Greg Chaney said during Monday night’s City and Borough of Juneau… Continue reading
Local biologists are calling for “citizen scientists” to help them count and track bats in Southeast Alaska. Biologists from the Southeast Alaska Acoustic Bat Monitoring… Continue reading
A Juneau man escaped serious injury after crashing his motorcycle Friday afternoon, but was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure. At about 12:30… Continue reading
Musician Scott Wilson’s time on the Centennial Hall stage at Folk Fest began and ended Wednesday night. The full Folk Fest experience, however, was just… Continue reading
