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Police, paramedic take stand in murder trial
“Are you asking me if he was dead?” “Yes.” “He was dead, and there was no struggle or…
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Juneau’s legislators will hold a town hall before special session
If you’re concerned about crime or the state’s fiscal health, Juneau lawmakers want to hear from you. Juneau’s…
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AEL&P gets OK for special electric-vehicle charging rate
Alaska’s state utility regulator has approved a plan from Alaska Electric Light and Power to help the utility…
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Strawn murder trial begins, again
Brandon Cook was killed two years ago this month in Kodzoff Acres Mobile Home Park. On Thursday, following…
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Mallott approves two health care ballot measures
Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott has approved two health care-related ballot measures, an act that allows backers to begin…
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Alaska marijuana sales break records for sixth straight month
On the same day that voters in Kenai and Fairbanks enthusiastically cast votes supporting Alaska’s legal marijuana industry,…
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Hospital bathroom set on fire overnight
For the second straight day, in much a similar way, a bathroom was burned by an arsonist in…
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Mines, roads and more may hinge on constitutional clause
The future of Pebble Mine, the Susitna dam and any trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline may be determined by…
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Duck hunter finds human remains near Thunder Mountain
A Juneau duck hunter found human remains near the base of Thunder Mountain on Monday afternoon, Juneau police…
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Police seek high school arsonist
The Juneau Police Department is seeking an arsonist after a small fire halted classes at Thunder Mountain High…
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Short, Holst elected to Juneau School Board
For the past week, school board candidate Jeff Short has been fighting a cold. On Election Day, he…
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Jury selection opens in new Strawn trial
Jury selection has begun in a new trial for a Juneau man accused of murder. Christopher Strawn, 34,…
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Juneau police shoot man with bean bag, then arrest him
A Juneau man is in custody Monday after a fight with police that saw an officer shoot the…
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Advisers recommend Permanent Fund lower its expectations; trustees defer action
The Alaska Permanent Fund’s trustees are putting off advice from the fund’s advisers and staff to lower their…
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DEC rejects climate change petition
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation has rejected a petition from a group of Alaska youths that sought…
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Juneau man, convicted of manslaughter in infant’s death, loses his appeal
A Juneau man convicted of killing an infant has lost his appeal. On Wednesday, the Alaska Court of…
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Petitioners try again to put salmon on the ballot
Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott has said no, but backers of a pro-salmon ballot measure are trying to go…
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Alaska mayors again plead for Legislature to fix deficit
For the past two years, mayors across Alaska have pleaded for the Alaska Legislature to do something —…
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Top artists return to Juneau for Sealaska Heritage auction
Three years ago, Sealaska Heritage Institute organized an art auction to partially pay for construction of the Walter…
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Arts council tries to put salmon (and Denali) on your plate
The Alaska State Council for the Arts is offering salmon on a plate. It’s also offering the aurora,…