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Middle school athletes allowed to travel again
After three years of middle school athletes being required to stay home, they’re now allowed to travel. A…
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Juneau looking to expand borders, looking on Admiralty Island
The City and Borough of Juneau is looking to expand. Juneau already owns a northern portion of Admiralty…
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City considering cutting City Museum to balance budget
With a need to find nearly $2 million to balance the budget for the 2018 Fiscal Year, the…
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‘A scary situation’ for Bartlett Regional Hospital
Repealing the Affordable Care Act would have cost the Bartlett Regional Hospital around $4 million with cuts to…
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Helicopter pilot retires after 35 years with National Guard
For his final flight as a Chief Warrant Officer 4 with the Army National Guard, Mike Michaud knew…
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Pederson Hill project closer to reality
The biggest challenge for Juneau’s economy is its housing shortage, Lands and Resources Manager Greg Chaney said during…
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Folk Fest, after hours
It’s approaching 11 p.m. on Saturday, and the focus of Folk Fest is quickly shifting to Franklin Street.…
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Reflecting on first year as mayor
It didn’t take long for Ken Koelsch to realize that being mayor wasn’t going to be a glamorous…
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Folk Fest action revs up this weekend
Musician Scott Wilson’s time on the Centennial Hall stage at Folk Fest began and ended Wednesday night. The…
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Clearing up misconceptions about new justice program
A Tuesday night meeting of the Douglas Island Neighbors Association cleared up many of the misconceptions surrounding a…
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City prepares for lawsuit against cruise ship industry
The City and Borough of Juneau could be nearing the end of a stay of action in its…
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Pungent ‘stink lily’ blooms for Juneau zoologist
Upon entering Aaron Baldwin’s home in Juneau, you’ll immediately see evidence of his science-fiction fandom. A poster for…
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‘Fresh as the day it was made’: Nimbus sculpture here to stay
After decades of debate, discussion, outrage and controversy, a triumphant Robert Murray smiled Friday night at the Alaska…
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From NOAA to priesthood
Sitting in the corner office of the Juneau Diocese, the Rev. Pat Travers points a couple blocks away…
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Avalanche crashes down to neighborhood, damages car
An avalanche crashed down the Behrends Avenue avalanche path Friday morning, the largest that avalanche forecaster Tom Mattice…
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Pedestrians, bikers to get more room on Egan Drive
A downtown stretch of Egan Drive is going to become easier for pedestrians and bike traffic, but not…
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Cocktails & charcuterie: Juneau’s newest bar gets fresh and fancy
After nine months of almost completely rebuilding one of Juneau’s oldest hangouts, the city’s newest bar is just…
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Rumors fly about where to house defendants
Robert Sewell was fully expecting to have the Department of Corrections bringing alleged criminals to Douglas Island. A…
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Property taxes are going up
Property taxes are on the rise, again. The City and Borough of Juneau mailed out property value notices…
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Power outage at Eaglecrest strands skiers on chairlifts
On Sunday morning, a rogue squirrel shut down a large portion of Eaglecrest Ski Area. The wandering squirrel…