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Alaska declares disaster over federal food aid failure, diverts $10 million for temporary help
Following a request by state legislators and similar action by other states, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Monday…
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Army Corps to fund next steps of flood barrier improvements
CBJ accepts federal help for flood mitigation
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SHI to host November lecture series on SE Alaska Native history
The monthlong series brings together artists, scholars and leaders.
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Assembly members sworn in facing protesters and tighter city budget
Attendees object Telephone Hill demolition; Assembly approves pay raises and project funding.
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Juneau Police escort man from Assembly meeting for alleged threatening behavior against city officials
KC Kreger was asked to leave the meeting after his arrest at City Hall earlier this month.
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Tlingit & Haida expands Traditional Food Program with new grant
A $25,000 award will help the Tribe upgrade equipment, fund harvests and strengthen food education.
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Municipal election results are in: Voters approve tax cuts, new city leaders
Certified municipal election results were released Tuesday afternoon.
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Juneau ‘No Tsars, No Kings’ protest draws hundreds on Alaska Day
More than 1,000 protesters gathered at Overstreet Park.
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OPINION: Voters to Juneau Assembly: ‘It’s time for a reset’
The implications of last week’s Juneau municipal election are unmistakable. Voters have sent an unambiguous message that it’s…
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Juneau man arrested after $111,000 in narcotics seized
Investigators say the package contained 219 grams of fentanyl and other drugs
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State clears former Juneau police officer of charges in violent July arrest
The state said they likely could not prove that the officer’s use of force was unjustified.
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2025 Juneau cruise season comes to a close
The last cruise of the season came and went amid ongoing debate over tourism’s impact
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Oct. 14 proclaimed ‘Charlie Kirk Day’ in Alaska
Governor Dunleavy Turning Point USA chapter on the same day
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Juneau returns to hydropower after outage sweeps city
The outage briefly shifted the city to generators, but no spike in power costs expected
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Alaska flooding leaves 1 dead and 2 missing
At least 51 other people were rescued from Kwigillingok and the village of Kipnuk after the storm
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Juneau superintendent to resign at tail end of school year
Frank Hauser’s last day will be June 30, 2026
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Governor declares disaster as storm floods west and north Alaska communities
Governor Mike Dunleavy declared the 2025 October West Coast Storm a disaster this afternoon, after flooding hit communities…
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Updated unofficial election results show sales tax cuts hold strong, candidate leads widening
Only one position has changed, while the rest remain consistent with first round results
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Juneau urges residents to secure trash as bears forage for fall
It’s been a relatively quiet year for bear calls, but experts stress prevention over punishment