Trump administration seeks to make government more efficient; fired employees say opposite will happen.
Mayor hopes to preserve decades of friendship with sister city during ‘time of political uncertainty.’
HESCO barriers are on their way to Juneau. Funding to study a long-term solution is not guaranteed.
A week after a Board of Regents’ directive, UAS makes two online key modifications.
Alaska senator is first Republican to join Democrat-led effort to grant guest status to refugees.
Online access to birth control, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing and other services offered.
Brainstormed amendments include additional data on traffic and navigation.
Policy changes spur preparation outreach from immigration advocates.
Congressman set to deliver his first joint address to the Alaska Legislature on Thursday.
The shelter is still in need of a new building and hopes to continue educating the community.
U.S. Forest Service on Thursday says more calving possible, people should stay far away from glacier.
Company filing for bankruptcy; property manager at mall said it’s unknown when local store will close.
The conversation rises from cellphone bans happening nationally and at the state level.
Tlingit master carver says they will be refurbished with tribal youth and repurposed.
Principals and mental health advocate give feedback as the Juneau School District plans FY26 budget.
CCFR gave the “all clear” for school to resume normal schedule.
“We’re big enough now where we can offer something for everyone.”
Four-day music festival brings education of students and Southeast community together.
117 objections filed for 466 properties in Mendenhall Valley deemed vulnerable to glacial floods.
Proposals include allowing students to enroll anywhere in the state, more charter and homeschool support.
