Local artist shares her journey of learning to weave and the importance of reusing
Wild Shots: Photos of Mother Nature in Alaska
Dozens of business joined in for the holiday themed event
A post-certification precinct-by-precinct breakdown of statewide race results.
Residents and local business have until Jan. 2 to submit ideas to the city.
City Manager says raise doesn’t fix nearly two decade-long issue of employee retainment
1,340% increase between 2017 and 2021 largely due to state’s relative youth and health care access
When a great deal of Earth’s water was locked up within mountains of ice, our ancestors scampered across a dry corridor from what is today… Continue reading
This follows an first-degree murder charge late last week.
Juneau’s state senator tells Chamber of Commerce bipartisan majority a key to meaningful action
New ownership takes over at Coppa.
President vows to quickly sign the bill.
The decision will now be forwarded to the EPA Office of Water.
State officials say happening planned for Capitol relatively common and legal.
The district will need to replenish its $620,000 operating fund deficit before next budgeting cycle
Effort to buy private ship for Arctic use may bring 190 enlistees, Sen. Sullivan says.
Outcome of at least two state House races unknown, which may determine chamber’s leadership
Meanwhile, state and federal protections are lacking, advocates say.
Over 40 events featured with live music and Holiday Trolley