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Public weighs in on draft tideland lease conditions for private Aak’w Landing cruise dock
Community asks how the waterfront development project will be managed with the growth of tourism.
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Alaska senators outline key priorities in the opening day of the 34th Legislature
An increase to the Base Student Allocation and in resource development among coming proposals.
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Donald Trump signs executive orders, lifting oil restrictions in the Arctic
His decision receives praise from Alaska congressional delegation, concern from environmental groups.
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Tlingit and Haida offers a safe haven for women in recovery
Reopened Haven House is the third shelter in Reentry and Recovery program.
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Five car crashes on icy morning cause traffic delays
On Thursday morning within a three-hour time frame, five separate motor vehicle collisions occurred after a cold night…
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Dunleavy orders flags at state facilities to fly at full height during Trump’s inauguration day
Governor joins other pols ordering interruption of 30-day half-staff period for former President Carter.
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High school fights in Juneau beginning to decline, but parents want more action
Juneau Board of Education hears requests for their members to be leaders in school safety.
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Update: Students and staff affected by PowerSchool data breach offered two years of identity protection services
The complimentary identity protection services apply to all impacted students and educators.
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Juneau Affordable Housing Fund approves two apartment projects
Guidelines have been refined since Ridgeview sold at market price.
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Juneau School District not impacted by nationwide PowerSchool data breach
The Juneau School District was notified on Friday by PowerSchool, the company that provides its student information system,…
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Recent fires cast light upon CCFR’s staffing shortages
Juneau’s firefighters are the city’s problem-solvers, but union says they need support too.
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Fire engulfs unoccupied trailer in the Mendenhall Valley
Wind spreads flames quickly, but neighboring homes escape damage.
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Frustrated residents say concerns about short-term flood barrier plan aren’t getting sufficient answers
Some homeowners say they’d rather buy insurance than pay $6,300 for barriers, then focus on long-term fix.
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Debut photo show by Fu Bao Hartle seeks to encourage making the most of one’s abilities
Exhibition by advocate on behalf of those with disabilities debuts Saturday at Alaska Brewing Co.
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Starting the New Year off right with the northern lights and a big dipper
Juneau residents make a splash in sub-40°F water during 34th annual Polar Bear Dip.
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Breaching a gap of 3,296 miles: Iceland’s experience with jökulhlaups
Glacial outburst floods a threat there for more than 1,100 years — what can Juneau learn from them?
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Get to know a candidate: Michele Stuart Morgan
Board of Education candidate in the 2024 Juneau municipal election
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Ger to know a candidate: Will Muldoon
Board of Education candidate in the 2024 Juneau municipal election
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Get to know a candidate: Jeff Redmond
Board of Education candidate in the 2024 Juneau municipal election
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Get to know a candidate: Jenny Thomas
Board of Education candidate in the 2024 Juneau municipal election