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Body discovered in Treadwell Mine area
A hiker near the site of the old Treadwell Gold Mine found a dead body floating in the…
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Sitka police deny allegations of retaliation against employee
The Sitka Police Department is denying allegations that it retaliated against one of its employees for whistleblowing.
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Mayoral candidates debate city’s role in arts, child care
The three active mayoral candidates offered different perspectives on a few topics Tuesday.
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New subdivision construction falls behind schedule, upping cost
Lots in the subdivision likely won’t go up for sale until next spring.
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School Board candidates talk priorities during forums
The candidates have a great deal of common ground but all bring different perspectives to the board.
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‘Problem’ downtown house to be vacated by next week, judge orders
The occupants of 401 Harris Street, including co-owner James Barrett, must be out of the house by next…
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Syringe exchange in danger of going under
More than 100 people regularly use the syringe exchange, but the program could fold at the end of…
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Feds sentence Southeast drug conspirators
Co-conspirators in multiple drug cases were sentenced in federal court this week.
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Issues of affordability, public safety prominent in candidates’ minds
A busy week of candidate forums culminated in the annual League of Women Voters candidate forum on Thursday.
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Economic-minded candidates talk future of business in Juneau
At Thursday’s Juneau Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Assembly candidates were probed about an issue that many of them…
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Mental Health Trust spending time, money on subport property
City officials are growing increasingly impatient with the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority.
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Education topics stand out at Assembly forum
Candidates circled back to educational topics during the first public forum of election season.
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Education topics stand out at Assembly forum
During the first public forum of election season, the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly candidates kept circling…
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Affordability, economic development stand out in mayoral forum
Candidates mostly agree on methods to boost Juneau economy.
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Judge taking time on cruise ship lawsuit ruling
The lawsuit between the city and the cruise industry won’t be resolved any time soon.
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City prepared to commit money to Housing First expansion
Applause is rare at CBJ Assembly meetings, but many in attendance broke into a standing ovation during Monday’s…
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Program aims to help students find career path
The MATCH program helps people begin their education with a job in mind and then build skills that…
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Dozens gather in Juneau to honor deceased Kotzebue girl
More than 100 people who stood outside the Andrew Hope Building on Monday night for a candlelight vigil…
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‘Auke Bay neighborhood brewery’ could open by next summer
Forbidden Peak Brewery is moving into the former UAS bookstore.
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Want to vote early in the city election? Here’s how
Early voting opened up this past Friday, and starting Monday, voting booths are open at City Hall, and…