Damages are estimated to be around $10,000 and the owner did not have insurance, officials say.
Morgan Robidou posed next to the bright aluminum hull of his prized new vessel, a 30-foot (9-meter) fishing boat that he could use to take… Continue reading
The 2% increase is to match inflationary costs, city says.
Varying reactions to the flag that was raised for the first time outside the building.
“I’m just getting what’s salvageable out of there.”
Voyage set to circumnavigate 43,000 nautical miles of the Pacific Ocean beginning in Juneau.
City signals support for $27 million initiative, after $35M bond last year fails.
No significant injuries reported as large cruise ship, Coast Guard respond to disabled vessel Monday
Southeast track stars impress at Kodiak’s Brian Young Invitational
Dale walk-off single sends JDHS to trophy case, the mall, dinner and Cold Stone
Causes of the deaths remain undetermined, police say Monday.
“Everyone is touched by cancer,” organizer says at Sunday event.
Birds and the bears add ardor to outdoor trail improvement and cookout gathering.
Drug use a possible factor in deaths of one man and two women during three-day span
One final hurdle for athletes at Kodiak’s Brian Young Invitational
Reader-submitted photos of Mother Nature in Southeast Alaska.
JDHS eliminated by Eagle River from state baseball tournament
20-year prohibition on mining, oil drilling applies to newly exposed land as ice continues retreat
By Claire Stremple, Alaska Beacon Mary Wood has been waiting for food stamps since she filed a renewal application in August. She takes care of… Continue reading
Crimson Bears girls open tournament with win over Kodiak, loss to North Pole