Glacier Highway, structures near Jordan Creek may inundated, according to National Weather Service.
The long-serving Juneau Assembly member nears the end of her final term.
Effort by wide range of groups part of global project that has collected 350 million lbs. of waste.
Youth jam Wednesday offers preview as only Indigenous music festival in U.S. makes in-person debut.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Author Steven Craig giving a talk on David Jarvis and the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Jarvis
Members talk importance of getting involved during meetings, commitment to long hours.
11 of 14 contenders for four seats get extra time to respond to some tough questioning.
Italian establishment in downtown Juneau is first Alaska eatery to make newspaper’s annual list.
Largest field in Southeast history sees Crimson Bears on top
U.S. Supreme Court rulings may give opponents new ammunition.
Alaska State Troopers and FBI are investigating the source of the threat.
As of Monday, 117 units have been registered out of the nearly 600 estimated in the capital city.
Limiting number of boats, speeds and “whale sighting guaranteed” marketing among recommendations
Study finds strong rebound in region’s jobs and wages continuing into 2023
JDHS and TMHS coaches share optimism as season progresses.
Health Department officials say they are ‘sounding the alarm’
Nearly 1.5 million cruise ship passengers have arrived in Juneau so far this season.
Save Juneau supports Assembly candidates “who are most likely to give taxpayers relief,” chair says.
Hundreds turn out for the eighth annual drag show’s first fall debut.
