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Alaska Capitol’s ‘worst-kept secret’ is that Gov. Dunleavy may leave office to join Trump
Some lawmakers believe governor may not be in office when new Legislature convenes in January.
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JDHS grapplers work the mats at Ketchikan
Crimson Bears in the final mix for team title in Bill Weiss Invitational
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Nonprofits say need is high as collections for annual Thanksgiving events approach
Food bank, other agencies say number of people seeking help is rising due to cost, other factors.
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Resurrection Lutheran Church leadership dispute intensifies with accusations of assault, theft, sabotage
Pastor removed, lawsuit lingers as competing groups try to continue worship services, food pantry.
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Liddle is big at Alaska high school state swim and dive championships
JDHS sophomore earns 200 free title, girls relay wins, Plang leads boys
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Anticipation and anxieties accumulating with Eaglecrest’s scheduled opening less than a month away
Big turnout at annual ski sale despite loss of a main lift at resort; more critical crowd at…
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Three nominated for upcoming vacancy on Alaska Supreme Court
Dunleavy has 45 days to make final selection; will make the court majority female for first time.
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Crimson Bears going to state tournament after sweeping Ketchikan in two games for Region V title
JDHS roars to two-set lead, regains footing after Kings show some spark to earn 3-1 win Saturday.
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Juneau man gets 18-year prison sentence for sexual abuse of a minor
Craig Foster, 63, pleaded guilty to charge involving girl between 9 and 11 years old.
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Education, energy and elections among priorities of Alaska Senate’s post-election agenda
Senate’s previous bipartisan majority will continue, albeit a bit smaller, after election.
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Breaching a gap of 3,296 miles: Iceland’s experience with jökulhlaups
Glacial outburst floods a threat there for more than 1,100 years — what can Juneau learn from them?
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Taku Winds will be blowing wildly this weekend with concert featuring Indigenous composers
“Eagles, Ravens and Wolf” scheduled at 7 p.m. Saturday at Thunder Mountain Middle School
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Experts address flood barrier concerns of Assembly, will meet with residents next week
Advice for homeowners seeking to protect themselves to be offered by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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Positive ending: School district emerges from fiscal crisis with first audit without a deficit in years
Report finds lingering problems with “internal controls,” recommends more staff and refining procedures.
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Crimson Bears win first round of Region V volleyball series against Kayhi
Region V Championship will be decided Saturday in the George Houston Gymnasium.
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No leaders change as 1,500 more ballots are added to Alaska’s election count
Almost 46,000 votes cast before Election Day remain uncounted, according to absentee and early vote figures.
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Southeast Alaska fisher could get six months in prison after attempting to kill sperm whale
Federal prosecutors are recommending that an Alaska fisher serve six months in prison, pay a $25,000 fine and…
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Extending Greens Creek Mine production for 12 to 18 years gets final OK from Forest Service
Agency says there will also be more habitat protection measures and mine waste disposal capacity.
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Proposed summer ferry schedule for 2025 remains much the same, with Columbia replacing Kennicott
Public comments being accepted until Nov. 12, with virtual meetings scheduled that day.
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Hovering around downtown for better phone service
New AT&T equipment installed atop Marine View Building joins other telecom upgrades downtown.