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Who’s who? Identical triplets prove difficult to tell apart
Their right toenail. That’s how you tell them apart. Lawrence’s is painted blue. Liam’s is painted green. Logan’s…
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Small rockets, big profits: Alaska Aerospace looks to commercial market for future
Craig Campbell remembers the night when they tested the missiles. Campbell, the president and CEO of the Alaska…
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Even with grant, electric bus far off for Juneau
A federal grant for bringing an electric bus to Juneau has city officials excited, but it will be…
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New TSA policy takes closer look at electronics
Transportation Safety Officer Renier Cava is likely used to repeating instructions over and over as passengers pass through…
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Pretrial finds offices in Juneau, opens in January
Juneau’s pretrial office now has a spot. After months of searching for a suitable spot in Juneau to…
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River erosion leads to ‘unique’ pipe break
Last month, erosion on the Mendenhall River led to a situation that has never happened in Juneau. On…
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Andrew Bellisario ordained, installed as Juneau’s bishop
As Father Andrew Bellisario sat down, nearly everyone else in the room stood. Bellisario, wearing a tall cap…
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Study reveals worst-case scenarios for tsunamis in Juneau
Generally, there’s a low risk of a large tsunami hitting Juneau. There aren’t tsunami sirens in town, as…
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One business owner cites homelessness, economic downturn for store closure
Those walking down Ferry Way downtown might notice something missing. For the past two years, the stretch of…
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First official Indigenous Peoples Day proves satisfying, hopeful
Richard Peterson walked to the microphone at Monday night’s Indigenous Peoples Day celebration at Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall, clearly…
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Absentee, early ballots boost turnout, but still short of 2016 numbers
Though the results are still unofficial until they’re certified this Tuesday, voter turnout climbed by nearly 7 percent…
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University of Alaska system wants help from businesses to see future employment needs
The University of Alaska is looking to almost double the amount of Alaskans who attend college in the…
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Downtown Restaurant Week looks to bring more locals downtown
Venietia Santana, the owner of V’s Cellar Door downtown, laughs when people say they don’t come out to…
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Juneau couple survives Las Vegas shooting, recounts harrowing experience
Hiding in an abandoned area in the MGM Grand Las Vegas late Sunday night, Hilary Rehfield-Green and her…
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Newcomer Rob Edwardson ousts incumbent Debbie White for Assembly seat
When Rob Edwardson walked into a workshop in June about how to run for public office, he wasn’t…
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Voter turnout drops after strong showing in 2016
After seeing a spike in voter turnout a year ago, every voting precinct experienced a downturn in ballots…
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How prepared is Juneau for an active shooter?
For staff at the Juneau School District, thoughts of life-threatening disasters are a daily consideration. In the wake…
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Early voting numbers high after big 2016 turnout
Hali Denton has been regularly volunteering in Juneau elections for 10 years, and she’s seen slow election cycles.…
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REACH community employment program benefits employees, employers
Loud laughter sounded from aisle C22 at JO-ANN Fabrics and Craft Store on Friday afternoon as Chevelle Hogan…
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One Assembly candidate far outpaces others in fundraising effort
With just a few days left before Juneau’s Oct. 3 municipal election, candidates and political action committees are…