As the City and Borough of Juneau prepares to spend more money on its lawsuit with the cruise line industry, members of the public can… Continue reading
A decades-old service is moving locations, seeking to save costs and become more efficient. Juneau Youth Services has operated services in Juneau for more than… Continue reading
The University of Alaska Southeast closed its bookstore at Auke Bay in late 2014. The next time that building opens, it could contain a combination… Continue reading
The trial of a man accused of a 2016 murder has been pushed back repeatedly over the past year, and court officials hope they have… Continue reading
For years, the City and Borough of Juneau has looked at expanding its borders. At a Committee of the Whole meeting Wednesday, city officials took… Continue reading
It seems that everyone has their own moniker for marine researcher Michelle Ridgway. In the days since the 54-year-old Ridgway sustained fatal injuries in a… Continue reading
City officials will start off 2018 by diving into one of the most talked-about topics of 2017: the city’s mining ordinance. For the first time,… Continue reading
A murder trial originally scheduled to take place this week has been moved to the end of the month, according to electronic records. Mark Anthony… Continue reading
Cold weather resulted in about 100 residences being without water this weekend, and the management company is still working to get service restored for everyone.… Continue reading
On Sunday night, Dominique and Christine Johnson were attending the New Year’s Eve balloon drop at the JRC Alaska Club. Just a few hours later,… Continue reading
The nerves really started when the ambulance drove by. I was sitting in my car near Auke Recreation Area, mentally preparing to jump into 37-degree… Continue reading
A Mendenhall Valley residence is a total loss after a New Year’s Eve fire, Capital City Fire/Rescue Assistant Chief Ed Quinto said Monday. The two… Continue reading
The numbers from the past 17 years of Tom Wagner’s life are staggering. Wagner, who is retiring from being a public defender for the city… Continue reading
City takes action against downtown campers One of the most talked-about city actions of the year came early on. In a February Assembly meeting, Assembly… Continue reading
Landing a plane in Juneau is a hard enough job, and the task got even more difficult for one plane Wednesday night. As an aircraft… Continue reading
Percy Jackson Bleakley had never been away from home for more than three days until this March. It was then that Percy, a 2-year-old tabby… Continue reading
An unsolved homicide went cold for years until recently, as two Juneau men were arrested and indicted Wednesday for a 1995 murder, according to a… Continue reading
Depending how you look at it, Russell Peterson’s Christmas gift was either 16 or 11 years in the works. In 2001, Peterson created it. Soon… Continue reading
The City and Borough of Juneau and one of Juneau’s most recognizable businesses are about to enter negotiations on the purchase of land. On Monday,… Continue reading
A city-owned property is up for sale or lease next month, and city officials are hoping it can go to a good cause. At the… Continue reading
