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Warming shelter opens for second season hoping to provide clients, staff and neighbors more relief
Indoor bathrooms, smoking breaks among changes meant to lessen first-year tensions.
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JDHS cross-country team celebrate season’s end with trip to Washington race
Crimson Bears harriers compete at Nike Hole In The Wall Invitational
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Glacier Swim Club trio competes in Oregon
Fellman, Peimann, Francis record first-place strokes.
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How a man imprisoned in New York could sway Alaska’s key U.S. House race
In close race between Peltola and Begich that may determine House majority, Eric Hafner is a bizarre twist.
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Juneau man arrested for manslaughter, DUI after woman’s death in 2023 vehicle collision
Passenger in truck driven by Patrick Dealexandro, 57, killed in crash at busy Egan Drive intersection.
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JPD vehicle involved in collision at Douglas Bridge that closes part of Egan Drive for three hours
Officer treated and released at hospital for injuries, passenger of other car released at scene.
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Certified election results put Steininger and Hall on Assembly, sink Saturday cruise ship ban
Turnout of 38.7% is fifth-highest in local election since 2000 — but well below most in prior decade.
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Alaska Capitol may begin screening all visitors in 2025, according to draft security proposal
An airport-style security screening checkpoint could be coming to the Alaska State Capitol, ending decades of open public…
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Crimson Bears volleyball team sweeps Kings at Kayhi
Wins ensure JDHS will be the Southeast Conference regular-season champions going into postseason.
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KTOO packs a half century of programming into a six-hour 50-Fest anniversary celebration
Ten mini-concerts, plus interviews, theater and tributes showcase public broadcasting outlet’s history.
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Alaska’s seafood industry lost $1.8 billion last year, NOAA report says
A variety of market forces combined with fishery collapses occurring in a rapidly changing environment caused Alaska’s seafood…
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Crimson Bears ‘mix it up’ for tennis state championship
JDHS seniors Mazon and Rehfeldt champs, junior Welch third.
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Huskies give Eagles a game, Eagles give Huskies respect in 20-13 playoff loss to end Juneau’s season
Sixth-seed Juneau takes third-seed West Anchorage to the wire in showdown of teams’ big playmakers.
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Two polar explorers add to their ‘Ice Legacy’ with perilous 20-day crossing of the Juneau Icefield
Børge Ousland and Vincent Colliard overcome collapsing snow bridges, impassible crevasses, other challenges.
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What Alaska voters should know as they consider a repeal of open primaries and ranked choice voting
State would revert to primaries controlled by political parties, general elections that pick one candidate.
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Debate: Peltola declines to endorse Harris, Begich questions 2020 election legitimacy
Televised TV and radio debate offers rare insight into U.S. House candidates’ views on social issues.
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KTOO’s 50-Fest celebrates golden anniversary with six-hour evening of local performers
20 artists representing five decades of Juneau’s music scene scheduled for Saturday’s celebration
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School district faces $738K deficit in food service and activity funds, but now has money to cover
Board members asked to fix shortfall so it’s not included in audit, but some uneasy without more review.
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Suspect in swastika graffiti spray painted at library and other Mendenhall Valley locations arrested
A man suspected of spray painting swastika symbols at multiple locations in the Mendenhall Valley earlier this month…
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Alaska sends National Guard, other help to hurricane-hit states in the Lower 48
The state of Alaska is sending 50 National Guardsmen to Florida to help that state recover from hurricanes…