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Juneau’s Capital City Fire Rescue handled 793 calls for service in April
416 incidents included 10 fire, 3 hazardous condition calls, 9 false alarms
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High school student selected to represent Juneau at Washington Youth Summit
Kaycee Parady is a student at Juneau-Douglas High School
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Juneau jury indicts man for attempted murder
Juneau police arrested 45-year-old Pharoah Akhenaten on April 27
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1 charged in connected Mendenhall Valley residential assaults
Juneau Police Department says investigation is ongoing, with possible additional charges
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Southeast Alaskan fisherman sentenced in illegal halibut fishing conspiracy
The case, which dates back to 2022, was prosecuted out of the Juneau office
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Alaskans march to honor, call for justice for missing and murdered Indigenous peoples
Advocates, families and supporters say more resources and attention to current and cold cases is needed
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Juneau grand jury brings back indictments for assault
Alfred Torres eventually died following the April 6 assault
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Barrier work for Mendenhall Glacial Outburst Flood project is 45% completed
The fortified, complete temporary flood barrier needs to be completed prior to July 15
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Maintenance teams set to re-inspect sinkhole on Douglas Highway
Site has since been backfilled, compacted and secured with steel plates
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6 Juneau schools receive Purple Star designation
This is the first time the district has been recognized by the program for commitment to supporting military-connected…
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Principals selected for 3 Juneau schools
Juneau School District announces changes for Sít’ Eetí Shaanáx - Glacier Valley Elementary School, Montessori Borealis Public School/Yaakoosgé…
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Brief police chase in Juneau ends with man, 45, facing 17 charges
Pharoah Akhenaten already had an outstanding federal warrant relating to a firearm charge
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Juneau jury convicts man, 53, of 11 counts of sex assault, abuse of a minor
The crimes occurred while Brian Kurtzman worked as a raptor handler at a foundation in Haines
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Juneau’s 1st cruise ship of 2026 set to dock on April 27
This season comes with restrictions, with a 5-ship cap and passenger limits
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Juneau group concerned B.C. mine will bring large vessels up Taku River
Salmon Beyond Borders fears damage to Southeast Alaska’s most productive wild salmon river