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Record number of cruise passengers expected in Juneau this summer
It’s a good thing Juneau updated its cruise docks this year, because they’ll be busier than ever this…
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She’s all she’s quacked up to be
When Veronica Salter first looked at paintings from the annual Duck Stamp competition, she was a little overwhelmed…
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City approves Juneau School District 2018 budget
The Juneau School District has cleared the major hurdle in its budget process, as the City and Borough…
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City Museum survives budget cuts
The Juneau-Douglas City Museum is safe. By an 8-1 vote at Wednesday night’s City and Borough of Juneau…
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Forest Service to talk about future of Mendenhall Glacier Recreational Area
Since September, members of the public have been able to share their thoughts on the future of the…
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Meeting open for public comment on protecting City Museum
At least five or six people are expected to attend Wednesday night’s City and Borough Assembly meeting to…
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Locals search for ways to rebuild playground after fire
Within minutes of the Twin Lakes playground catching fire Monday night, multiple community members set up fundraising pages…
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City approves $1.2 million grant for Housing First
It’s been a frustrating few months of searching for funding for the Juneau Housing First project, but supporters…
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Tribal Assembly honors Haida culture icon Churchill
When Haida weaver Delores Churchill was very young, an old chief told her never to talk about herself…
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Juneau turns out for March for Science
Roman Motyka addressed a crowd in front of the Alaska State Capitol on Saturday morning, gathered there for…
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‘He belongs to Alaska’: Adventurer, wilderness conservationist Ken Leghorn dies at 62
In the late 1990s, Ken Leghorn and his friend Sam Skaggs sat on a sailboat in a bay…
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Demise of world’s largest gold mine helped build Juneau
DOUGLAS — Today, the site of what was once the largest gold mine in the world looks merely…
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Barnaby Brewing opens this weekend, specializing in small batch beers
Matt Barnaby has become Juneau’s newest professional brewer, five gallons at a time. Barnaby has been an avid…
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Two JDHS grads develop website, soon-to-be app for calling legislators
When U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski said in January that phone calls from constituents were a major reason why…
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Tribal Assembly begins, promotes Native Alaskan unity
The 82nd annual Tribal Assembly began Wednesday with the beat of a drum and a few tears. The…
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Juneau joins March for Science movement
Saturday morning will be a busy one for locals concerned with scientific issues. Starting at 9 a.m., Juneau’s…
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Snowy winter helps Eaglecrest finances
It might sound simple, but more snow means more money for Eaglecrest Ski Area. Eaglecrest operated for 95…
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Douglas marks 100-year anniversary of the Treadwell Mine cave-in
One of the most significant events in Juneau’s history turns 100 years old this week, and it isn’t…
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No arrests, citations of homeless in first weekend of camping ban
The streets of downtown Juneau looked the same as usual Saturday night, despite the city’s anti-camping ordinance going…
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Douglas Harbor reopens today
Starting this week, the newly renovated Douglas Harbor will return to full capacity after a renovation that’s nearly…