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Huskies run over Service 48-6 in season home opener
Offensive line plays “best game in more than a year” as JDHS overcomes injury to starting QB.
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Coast Guard members buoy each other up in annual training
The Buoy Tender Olympics teaches teamwork, cohesive training for cutters across the Pacific.
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Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom drops out of U.S. House race after third-place primary finish
Democratic incumbent Mary Peltola now faces one-on-one matchup against Republican Nick Begich III.
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Sportfishers can’t keep king salmon caught in Southeast waters under emergency order starting Monday
Ban in effect until Oct. 1 unlikely to affect fishing tours since few kings being caught, operators say.
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Bartlett Regional Hospital schedules public meetings, interviews with three CEO finalists
Candidates include hospital’s CFO, leader at Alaska health entities, and longtime out-of-state medical CEO.
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Q&A: The role of Alaska Native and Tlingít soldiers in WWII code talking
A conversation with author William Meadows
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Alaska Supreme Court upholds ranked choice repeal initiative, now bound for November vote
A ballot measure that could repeal Alaska’s ranked choice election system is headed to a vote in November,…
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Juneau Huskies enter first home game of season with key players who are stronger, faster and more confident
After opening loss against East Anchorage, football team sets sights on beating Service High School.
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending Aug. 24
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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School board candidate forum focuses on lessons learned from consolidation process
Five of six candidates running for three seats answer questions about “what ifs” and “what’s next.”
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Progressive candidates show unusual strength in Alaska state legislative primaries
Near-record-low turnout has experts warning against drawing conclusions before November election.
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Peltola leads in Alaska U.S. House primary, with Begich ahead of Dahlstrom
Turnout appears to be low in primary with only one statewide race.
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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.