Angela Rodell and David Epstein, both former members, to get quick start at seeking solution this week.
The number of nonresidents working in Alaska hit a new record in 2023 and all major industries are relying more heavily on workers who do… Continue reading
Juneau-Douglas gets revenge win over Kenai
Nordic Ski Team girls second, boys third at Region VI Championships.
Nixing rules that limit oil drilling, renaming Mt. McKinley, shaking up U.S. Coast Guard among actions.
The New York Times is tracking the actions of President Donald Trump and his administration during the first days in office. Jan. 20: Day 1… Continue reading
JDHS’ Tokuoka, Wasilla’s Hays key second matchup of the weekend as Warriors prevail 46-30.
Crimson Bears sweep island Bears in two-game series.
Principals and mental health advocate give feedback as the Juneau School District plans FY26 budget.
Warriors down Crimson Bears in George Houston Gymnasium
Palmer will play for title, JDHS for third at state hockey tournament.
Palmer would return in April as longtime manager retires; Assembly removes two airport board members.
The mangled wreckage of a plane with 10 bodies inside was found Friday near the western coast of Alaska and is believed to be the… Continue reading
Commission recommendation for adjustments matching inflation takes effect unless lawmakers say no.
Couple says they would like to take over ski area’s restaurant, continue as a year-round operation.
CCFR gave the “all clear” for school to resume normal schedule.
Gov. Mike Dunleavy has introduced legislation to set a statewide tracking system in place for sexual assault kits, and ensure victims can privately track their… Continue reading
One month into his term, Alaska’s lone representative says he’s generally satisfied with how things have gone so far.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
“We’re big enough now where we can offer something for everyone.”