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‘Haunting story’: Mary Lou Spartz talks about her fascination with Princess Sophia
Living on 12th street in Juneau, Mary Lou Spartz’s childhood backyard was the Evergreen Cemetery. Spartz never looked…
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Homesick for Juneau, Brad Robbins returns to run Hooked Seafood
Brad Robbins was getting homesick for Juneau. After spending two and half years in Palmer, he finally got…
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Ex-lawmaker Fansler pleads guilty, gets community service for striking woman
Former Alaska legislator Zach Fansler pleaded guilty to misdemeanor harassment on Thursday for slapping a Juneau woman, and…
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City revisits idea of North Douglas crossing
A divisive issue dating back at least to 1984 on whether Juneau should have a second connection between…
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Vandalism or art? City seeks solutions to rainbow-painted crosswalks
Rainbow-painted crosswalks downtown have the City and Borough of Juneau trying to find a compromise between public safety…
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Former Alaska legislator Zach Fansler withdraws from Democratic primary
Former Alaska legislator Zach Fansler has officially dropped out of the race for Democratic primary for House District…
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‘Fishing is fishing:’ Local fishermen take advantage of weather Monday
Payton Grant barely had time to enjoy the beautiful weather before catching two king salmon at Wayside Dock…
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Valley intersection may get redesign
A Mendenhall Valley intersection may be getting a redesign to cut down on traffic congestion and vehicle emissions.…
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Transgender woman awarded for equal rights advocacy
Jennifer Fletcher has spent five years advocating for equal rights in the Alaska state health care coverage plan.…
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New JACC funding may appear on October ballot
There is a change of plans for the New Juneau Arts and Cultural Center, and the city is…
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Gold Rush Days brings family fun, friendly competition
Anybody can be a miner or a logger, even just for one day. That is the one of…
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Michelle Hale running for city Assembly seat
Michelle Bonnet Hale loves Juneau — even the weather. Combining that fondness with what she has learned in…
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Juneau Charter Community School moving to a new home
Searching through folders in storage rooms at the Juneau Community Charter School, Principal Caron Smith found documents dating…
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Airport mulls North Gate reconstruction ideas
The Juneau International Airport North Gate reconstruction has two options for the future. Now it is time to…
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Potential new nonprofit working to reacquire Native land
An ancestrally important site to Alaska Natives may soon be returned to its original inhabitants. Liana Wallace, a…
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Alaska Seaplanes’ first flight to Whitehorse is Friday
Alaska Seaplanes is taking off for Whitehorse in Canada’s Yukon territory starting Friday. This will mark Alaska Seaplanes…
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Juneau’s utility bills could be lowered, due to federal Tax Act
Utility rates may be lowering for Alaska Electric Lights & Power Company customers due to a new federal…
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City to hear update on Indian Point, New JACC, downtown property
Juneau Mayor Ken Koelsch will give an update on the state of Juneau’s Indian Point to the City…
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‘It starts with them:’ Camp Invention gives kids opportunity to build on their own ideas
Trey Gallagher, a sixth-grader at Juneau Adventist Christian School, built a mansion complete with several computers and televisions.…
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Celebration food contest highlights traditional staples
Seal oil with cracklings — crunchy seal fat — reminds Joe Nelson of early fall mornings growing up…