When our daughter was 11 and the COVID lockdown was in full swing, she, like many of the preteens and teens around her, turned to… Continue reading
Dear Editor, Juneau is facing one of the most serious housing shortages in Alaska, and it affects nearly everyone in our community, from young workers… Continue reading
Writer finds the finances don’t add up on planned development
Visit Juneau Arts and Humanities Council for more details on this week’s happenings.
The Juneau Arts & Humanities Council and the Downtown Business Association announced community events taking place during Gallery Walk on First Friday, Dec. 5, 2025… Continue reading
Earthquake occurred about 55 miles from Yakutat
She hasn’t brought a lot of stuff into the house, and she takes up very little space.
It was only a 30-hour trip but it’s always better to bring more food than you count on eating.
The Rev. Tim Harrison reflects on the Christmas season.
The ultra-rich have completed their takeover of America.
The project is expected to bring more reliable connection to some isolated coastal communities.
The National Guard said five service members will assist with administrative support; lawmakers and civil rights advocates worry that the move signals a ramping up of immigration enforcement operations in Alaska
To: Governor Dunleavy, DOT Directors, and Cascade Point ferry terminal project consultants, Building a ferry terminal at Cascade Point would represent government at its most… Continue reading
A criminal in Alaska who’s in custody must be presented with charges in court within 48 hours or be freed. It’s a constitutional due process… Continue reading
The Alaska Republican Party is moving quickly after Republicans in the Alaska Senate confirmed Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s picks for two vacancies in the Senate on… Continue reading
This article was reported and published in collaboration between the Chilkat Valley News and the Alaska Beacon. Skagway’s former paramedic is alleging wrongdoing by the… Continue reading
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon The chair of Alaska’s human rights commission has sued a political writer for defamation over his description of her work… Continue reading
Independent cafés and neighborhood restaurants keep Juneau strong through the slow season
In 2023, the EPA invoked a rarely used “veto” clause of the Clean Water Act to say that there was no way that the proposed Pebble Mine could be developed without significant harm to the environment.
The thanksgiving weekend is a chance to recognize those who preserve local history
