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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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Going, going…gone: A historic AJ Mine building disappears
Power plant built in 1916 kept Juneau’s economic engine charged for decades before falling into disrepair.
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JDHS boys put up tough challenge against defending state champion Thunderbirds
Crimson Bears lead much of first half before losing 71-54 to East Anchorage.
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JDHS girls complete sweep at Ketchikan
Crimson Bears overpower Lady Kings for consecutive wins
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Eaglecrest board finalizes its case for future stability ahead of meeting with Assembly
Gondola and year-round operations cited in letter as fix for problems in former GM’s report.
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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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New prefile bills includes ban on ‘political’ flags by ally of Dunleavy, who has ′pro-life’ flag at mansion
Among 20 other bills are expanding transgender sports ban, increasing scrutiny of use-of-force by police.
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Measles warning issued by CBJ after Kenai-area resident traveling through Sea-Tac tests positive
Infected person was at Seattle airport Jan. 10, took nighttime Alaska Airlines flight to Anchorage.
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JDHS boys fall to state’s fifth-ranked Monroe
Crimson Bears lose game in final minutes against patient Rams
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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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U.S. Army delivers historic apology for 1869 Wrangell bombardment; three of seven clans accept
Unlike Kake and Angoon apologies, some in Wrangell reject military’s words and seek further reparations.
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Grocery shoppers willing to pay more for Alaska Grown produce, study finds
How much are Alaskans willing to pay for produce that is homegrown? A newly published study has some…
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Jayden Johnson named to Ring of Honor as Juneau Huskies football players honored at team banquet
Awards also given to offensive, defensive, special teams, most-improved and academic standouts.
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Rules for short-term housing such as Airbnbs getting another long look from new CBJ task force
11-member group seeks to present Juneau Assembly with recommendations by March 31.
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending Jan. 18
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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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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JDHS pep band takes its beat to a new level of size and sound
62-member Crimson Bears orchestra keeps homecourt rocking as musicians prepare for festivals, competitions
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Proposed totem poles at Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center get icy reception from some tribal residents
Concerns raised about accurate representation of area’s Native peoples, project’s sudden announcement