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Flood preparation event offers resources, community support
Locals express frustration and anxiety, explore resources at Lions Club workshop.
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Police calls for Wednesday, June 4, 2025
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Massive agenda awaits Assembly on Monday, including proposal to start meetings earlier
Late-night decisions by exhausted leaders, people avoiding participation cited as reasons to change.
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Former longtime Juneau lawmaker Jim Duncan reenters the political ‘Sausage Factory’
Book revisits decades of history at Alaska’s Capitol and issues that remain much the same today.
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Locals celebrate the legacy of museum curators
Remembering those who remember: 125 years of Alaska State Libraries, Archives and Museums.
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Fire destroys homeless campsite under Brotherhood Bridge, no injuries reported
A fire that destroyed a homeless encampment under the Brotherhood Bridge cast a pall of smoke over rush-hour…
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Alaska state judge dismisses murder case, citing widespread misconduct by local police
State’s top prosecutor says she’s suspending most work with Metlakatla police Department until issues are addressed.
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Emergency alerts, Gavel Alaska under threat as Trump seeks to nix public broadcasting funds, officials say
“Alaska is going to be a very tough spot if the federal funding goes away,” PBS CEO Paula…
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Ships in port for the week of June 8
This information comes from the Cruise Line Agencies of Alaska’s 2025 schedule. Capacity figures in parenthesis were pulled…
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Behind the cameras: Gavel Alaska broadcasts the business of state government to Alaskans
KTOO’s public service program works closely with state offices to ensure real-time coverage.
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Emergency simulation uses Juneau’s landscape to prepare for national threats
Alaska National Guard ORCA Exercise may disrupt community, but increases response readiness.
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The kindest cut of all: A gift of hair
Salon owner donates locals’ locks to charity for children suffering hair loss.
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending June 7
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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Praise but no firm promises, as Trump administration officials talk Alaska oil and gas
U.S. Energy Secretary Wright said gas pipeline could get access to a green-energy loan program.
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Beach artist between a rock and a hard place as summer plans wrecked by boat burglary
Blake Byers, who created giant model from beach rocks, says he will spend summer gillnetting to earn money.
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Alaska state school board may vote Wednesday morning to limit local funding for public schools
Change to city-provided funds, originally targeted for 2026, could cost Juneau School District more than $2M.
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Coast Guard icebreaker Storis begins maiden voyage, scheduled to be commissioned in Juneau in August
Ship will initially be homeported Seattle until infrastructure upgrades in Juneau are complete.
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Police calls for Tuesday, June 3, 2025
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State education board delays decision limiting local funding for schools
DEED blames local contributions for failure of disparity test — testimonies point the finger back.
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Study: Shipping Juneau’s trash south best option once landfill is full
Local leaders pondering what to do with waste once current disposal site fills up in a decade.