JDHS boys win two more, girls fall in two close matches.
Crimson Bears sweep the Warriors in three-game road series.
Senate Bill 64 passed the Senate this week, but the House doesn’t have enough time to address it, legislators said.
Energy was high at race to fundraise to send Juneau’s athletes to Anchorage Summer Games.
Fisheries manager and parent selected from among five candidates to serve until October’s election.
Flat funding, combined with inflation, will mean service cuts in many places across the state.
Company can nix $10M deal if work not finished on project ski area calls vital to its financial future.
Total catch is projected to be twice the size of last year’s weak harvest.
First day of Ketchikan Invitational Track meet ends.
JDHS wins first game of three-game home stand.
Memorial recognizes their sacrifice and the highest officer assault rate in the past decade.
Crimson Bears seniors are Jacob Katasse, JJ McCormick and Christian Nelson
Adam Telle says “it’s going to require creativity,” without offering a specific timeline, at confirmation hearing.
Teachers say district contract counteroffer with less pay sends the message they should leave.
After three years, the project advances to NEPA process.
Conference committee seeks to resolve 400 differences in House, Senate budgets as session nears end.
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