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Juneau woman arrested on suspicion of robberies during past week at gas station, cafe
Suspect twice robbed a gas station at knifepoint, coffee shop/dispensary with mask.
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Juneau has higher turnout, more liberal voting compared to statewide results in primary election
Klukwan defies low turnout statewide, with 55.56% of village’s registered voters casting ballots.
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Lawsuit claims fishery managers have failed to adequately protect Alaska’s coral gardens
Environmental group seeks stronger limits to bottom trawling in the Gulf of Alaska.
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Changes in student transportation are all over the map after consolidation of schools
Many students say things are fine, but illegal parking and bus woes are prompting course corrections.
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Juneau voters cast ballots in U.S. House, state legislative races in Tuesday’s primary election
Top four finishers in House race advance to Nov. 5 general election; local legislators unopposed.
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Options for reducing major flooding from Suicide Basin come with lots of questions
Possibilities include drainage tunnels through a mountain and blasting to fill basin with rocks.
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Two rural Alaska precincts fail to open for primary voting after workers don’t respond to state
Voting stations in Wales and Kaktovik never opened for the primary on Tuesday, according to the Alaska Division…
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Glory Hall’s new executive director hopes for a day when the homeless shelter is ‘underutilized’
Kaia Quinto says she shares predecessor Mariya Lovishchuk’s goal of more permanent supportive housing.
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Getting icebreaker to Juneau will require lots of support work, may be slow process, officials say
Hope is Aiviq can arrive in 18-24 months, but Coast Guard has history of delays, Murkowski says.
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Alumni go back to school to take on JDHS cross-country team in season-opening 5K
More than 60 students from consolidated high school team run against adults at Sayéik Invitational.
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Alaska elections officials plan to debut new ballot-tracking system with Aug. 20 primary
The Alaska Division of Elections is using a new tool this year in an attempt to avoid the…
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Early voting continues during final weekend before Alaska’s primary election on Tuesday
U.S. House, state legislative races on ballot; top four finishers in each race advance to Nov. 5 election.
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More than 300 people take on the course against cancer in 33rd annual Beat the Odds race
Participants in 5K run and two-mile walk raise funds for Juneau’s Cancer Connection.
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Juneau Huskies lose season opener on road to East Anchorage 22-6
Thunderbirds score TDs on opening two drives before back-and-forth battle the rest of the game.
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Federal appeals court ruling eliminates — for now — legal threat facing Southeast Alaska fishers
A three-judge panel at 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has overturned a lower-court decision that could have…
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JPD: Washington state woman arrested at Juneau airport with about $100K of illegal drugs
38-year-old suspect confronted by police Thursday moring after her arrival from Seattle
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Survey of Alaska youth reveals more mental health problems, but also some positive trends
More anxiety and suicidal thoughts, but less use of harmful substances like tobacco and alcohol.
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More space for alternative programs celebrated through song at Dzantik’i Heeni on the first day of school
Three schools in new location see increased enrollments, Montessori continues traditional welcome.
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More than 1,100 students show up on first day at newly consolidated JDHS
Students say they’re expecting more friends, more competition and less parking.
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Alaska Department of Law charges two state troopers after bloody arrest in Kenai
Officers pepper-sprayed man, directed a dog to bite him, shocked him with a Taser and kicked him.