No more heavy storms expected this month, according to forecaster.
Pastor Karen Perkins, two others targeted in long-brewing feud at church known for helping homeless.
JPD states Kissack threatened to kill officers; one officer who fired gun cleared in 2016 shooting.
Congresswoman says she’s considering Harris presidency’s affect on Alaska as an oil-dependent state.
Two running for mayor, seven for two Assembly seats, six for three school board seats.
Haines pilot Samuel Wright, Yakutat residents Hans Munich and Tanya Hutchins were on plane.
Two Juneau residents with CBJ experience and D.C.-based Army attorney seek to replace Robert Palmer.
First-time candidate to challenge incumbent Beth Weldon; filing deadline for local election is today.
Pledges are a way to circumvent ranked choice voting, according to one supporter.
Advocates gather where he was shot, say they are raising their voices because “he’s unable to speak.”
Flight departed from Juneau on Saturday with three people aboard, according to U.S. Coast Guard.
Withdraws under pressure from fellow Democrats; endorses Vice President Kamala Harris to take on Trump.
“The fun part of going back to school”
Downtown resident unopposed so far for open seat; deadline to file for local races is Monday.
For decades, state officials have forecast major population rises, but those haven’t come to pass.
Signatures must be recounted after judge disqualifies almost 3,000 names, citing state law violations.
Exposed garbage, people insistent on approaching bears contribute to situation, official says
911 centers, hospitals, airport, and public safety and emergency management agencies are operating.
Nine organizations providing legal, disability, counseling and other help open under one roof.
Rate of rise increases to about 50 feet per week, but rain expected to slow
