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Friends, family, colleagues bid farewell to victim of downtown stabbing

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Friends, family, colleagues bid farewell to victim of downtown stabbing

Cabs drove through town in his honor.

Frank Murkowski has a vision for Southeast. It includes roads and timber

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Frank Murkowski has a vision for Southeast. It includes roads and timber

There are many roadblocks in the way.

‘Brazen theft’: Police find cache of stolen items near Twin Lakes

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‘Brazen theft’: Police find cache of stolen items near Twin Lakes

It began with the search for one boat.

Iconic Prospector signs come down

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Iconic Prospector signs come down

They don’t have a new home … yet.

Alaska House reaches compromise with governor on crime bill

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Alaska House reaches compromise with governor on crime bill

Now it goes to the Senate.

Yes, that Wile E. Coyote airport sign is real

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Yes, that Wile E. Coyote airport sign is real

The goofy sign has gone viral.

As final budget decisions approach, ferry supporters flood Capitol steps

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As final budget decisions approach, ferry supporters flood Capitol steps

More than 200 people showed up.

Woman arrested for stealing puppy from owner’s front yard

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Woman arrested for stealing puppy from owner’s front yard

Owner says he doesn’t know the accused thief.

Live: Rallygoers fight for ferry funding

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Live: Rallygoers fight for ferry funding

Live from the Capitol steps.

Environmental orgs sue Forest Service over ‘mammoth’ Southeast timber sale

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Environmental orgs sue Forest Service over ‘mammoth’ Southeast timber sale

It’s “blatantly” unlawful, lawsuit says.

Amid concerns about ferries’ future, hundreds show up to greet new ship

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Amid concerns about ferries’ future, hundreds show up to greet new ship

The Alaska-made vessel was a hit.

Maritime Festival celebrates Juneau’s connection to the ocean

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Maritime Festival celebrates Juneau’s connection to the ocean

A little rain didn’t keep people away.

Planet or plastic? Students do their part to protect oceans

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Planet or plastic? Students do their part to protect oceans

A shark and a dolphin taught valuable lesson to students.

Moss covers old growth trees along Auke Lake on Thursday, Nov. 29, 2018. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire File)

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Congress attempts to strengthen Roadless Rule

Environmental groups are elated.

Police charge suspect in fatal stabbing with first-degree murder

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Police charge suspect in fatal stabbing with first-degree murder

The stabbing happened during a fight, authorities say.

Missing, murdered women: Artist tries to make crisis feel real

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Missing, murdered women: Artist tries to make crisis feel real

There are almost 90 faces on this qaspeq.

‘A budget that no one loves’: Full dividend remains in budget, for now

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‘A budget that no one loves’: Full dividend remains in budget, for now

Juneau’s senator was the lone “no” vote.

Keeping the light on: Alaska’s oldest lighthouse is in dire need of repairs

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Keeping the light on: Alaska’s oldest lighthouse is in dire need of repairs

It’s beautiful from afar, but close up you’ll see it’s crumbling.

British Columbia mining standards put Alaskans at risk, experts say

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British Columbia mining standards put Alaskans at risk, experts say

Lawmakers hope the governor will be an advocate.

Back on their feet: Family of seven was homeless until this program came along

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Back on their feet: Family of seven was homeless until this program came along

The organization started up two years ago this week.