Three decades of capital city coverage
Gold medalist Amit Elor shows girls path to success
U.S. House may vote as soon as Wednesday on a proposal that brings trillions of dollars in changes in federal spending on health care, food aid and more
Murkowski defended her vote, pointing to provisions to extend 2017 tax cuts and develop resources in Alaska, while expressing concerns around cuts to Medicaid and SNAP benefits
The summer RALLY program will continue through the district’s advertised end date of Aug. 8
JSD’s potential loss from limiting non-instructional funding becomes more significant after review
Flood victims plan for worst-case scenario, seek update on long-term flood mitigation
The search continues for the next airport manager for the Juneau International Airport. The board, on June 9, identified two finalists, Michael Clow and Michael… Continue reading
Theater Alaska brings deception and delight to Juneau venues with Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing”
Juneau demonstrators join statewide warning, Alaska gains protections in latest version of the bill
State award commends Lingít language revitalization
Parades still planned for both downtown and Douglas
Three decades of capital city coverage
Contract aims to attract and retain marine engineers in Alaska
A circus of community this year, with limited availability remaining
Planning Commission, Docks and Harbors Board, and Parks and Rec. Advisory Board gain new members
On the first of five evenings of naturalization ceremonies, seven new citizens celebrate with family
Richard Peterson speaks to the Greater Juneau Chamber of Commerce about building opportunities for Juneau
Alaska Native Sisterhood Camp 70 hosts 10-hour fundraising event at Áakw Landing
Auke Bay Post 25 travels to Kenai tournament, Anchorage next
