This week’s Juneau Chamber of Commerce luncheon will focus on construction projects in Juneau. Pat Carroll, Preconstruction Engineer at the Alaska Department of Transportation and… Continue reading
Alaska’s Speaker of the House Bryce Edgmon will be speaking to the Alaska Native community Thursday about the state’s budget situation. Edgmon is the guest… Continue reading
No injuries were reported from a fire at Smith Hall Senior Apartments Friday night. Capital City Fire &Rescue firefighters responded to a fire in an… Continue reading
Ending sexual assault and domestic violence in Alaska takes a village, according to Juneau’s Aiding Women in Abuse and Rape Emergencies, and sometimes playing your… Continue reading
A Juneau Police Department officer who took a report on a stolen vehicle Thursday spotted it later the same day — in a line of… Continue reading
Juneau Police Department officers arrested a man on assault and weapons charges after a standoff Friday night reportedly precipitated by a domestic dispute. Officers responded… Continue reading
A residential trailer was heavily damaged in a fire Thursday night, but the residents were not home and their pets were rescued, Capital City Fire… Continue reading
The Juneau Police Department is appealing to the public for help in finding a suspected thief after he allegedly fled from an officer Saturday. Geoffrey… Continue reading
This week’s Chamber of Commerce luncheon will give local Chamber members a look at how the organization works on a statewide level. Curtis W. Thayer,… Continue reading
About one in seven Alaskans, including one in five children, do not know where their next meal comes from according to Rotary International. That’s why… Continue reading
After joining the Juneau School District as an elementary teacher in 2003, Nancy Peel has quickly risen through the ranks, as JSD named Peel the… Continue reading
The massive amounts of snowfall in Juneau last week delayed the City and Borough of Juneau’s construction project on South Franklin Street, but work is… Continue reading
JUNEAU — Additional time has been requested to try to resolve a lawsuit brought against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency by the group pursuing a… Continue reading
Just across the border in Canada, multiple mines pose threats to Alaska’s Native peoples and their way of life, but political systems in two countries,… Continue reading
Millennials: self-centered, glued to their phones and unable to focus on anything longer than a six-second gif. Alaska’s youth know how to turn that stereotype… Continue reading
A suspected burglar, accused of breaking into two separate residences in the Mendenhall Valley last month, is now facing felony charges. Jeremiah Moore Houston, 36,… Continue reading
This St. Patrick’s Day, people can drink Alaskan Brewing Company’s beers in 18 states, as far east as Ohio and as far south as Texas.… Continue reading
The first phase of the Aurora Harbor rebuild was recently completed, and the next phase is about to get going. The Docks and Harbor division… Continue reading
The annual test of the Tsunami Warning System is of great importance to Warning Coordination Meteorologist Joel Curtis at the National Weather Service. “Of all… Continue reading
Juneau Chamber of Commerce luncheon attendees will hear two presentations Thursday on a topic that’s right up their alley — business. The more local segment… Continue reading
