Nearly 1.5 million cruise ship passengers have arrived in Juneau so far this season.
Save Juneau supports Assembly candidates “who are most likely to give taxpayers relief,” chair says.
Hundreds turn out for the eighth annual drag show’s first fall debut.
Selection includes two out-of-state candidates, one from within the department.
Here’s what you need to know ahead of the City and Borough of Juneau’s Oct. 3 local election.
Multiple Southeast Alaska artists recognized by the foundation earlier this week.
Transferred inmates expected to return upon project completion slated November 2024, officials say.
Donors include current and past mayors, Assembly members and legislators.
He was honored Monday during an Assembly meeting ahead of his departure at the end of September.
The move follows multiple rounds of public testimony advocating against the maps’ adoption.
Combination of downtown transit center and bus considered as church again rejects hosting shelter.
The person was discovered in critical condition.
Members unanimously vote to ask state to provide funding for traffic light, other upgrades.
Nearly 60 youths flocked to building to partake in first weekend clinic since its opening.
A special meeting with a resolution seeking action planned Wednesday.
“Downtown is not the only place we have problems.”
New chancellor reports 4% increase in overall enrollment, 87% increase in Indigenous programs.
Saturday marks the first event since its closure in December for renovations.
Body of young male named “Tango” found near Hump Island with injuries.
Alumni and high school runners go neck-and-neck on their home turf.
