It’s one of multiple cases where the Dunleavy administration is clashing with the federal government.
Lodge hit by complaints last year after Tlingit and Haida purchase; officials say that’s not a factor
Church in downtown Juneau, other buildings across state and U.S. also receive threats.
Leaders of local Alaska Native Regional Corporation looking ahead generations rather than years.
Presentations about research, expeditions and other topics continue until March 29.
Supporters of an effort to repeal Alaska’s ranked choice voting system have been fined more than $94,000 after the commission that enforces state campaign finance… Continue reading
Juneau woman finally learns what happened to daughter missing since 1982.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
To showcase our readers’ work to the widest possible audience, Wild Shots have been moved in front of the Juneau Empire’s paywall. Don’t have a… Continue reading
Children’s book from 2011 about famous Juneau dog gets new publisher after being discontinued.
Bulletin details adverse childhood experiences that are known to lead to poor health outcomes.
UA researchers plan to explore viability of injecting plant’s carbon emissions underground.
Report predicts 1.4% regional growth, with wide variances by industry, compared to 1.7% statewide.
Low-income housing in upper section expected by May, commercial space downstairs includes kitchen.
Crimson Bears boys lose double-OT thriller, girls come up short in final minutes.
Most incompetent gamers, second-most spoiled dogs and other ways PR research firms perceived us.
Revisiting Juneau as the first Alaska city with an established telephone system and more.
Fiscal and social education matters, tourism impacts, Suicide Basin and elections among top issues.
Man cited for reckless driving and insurance violation, released at scene, according to JPD.
Falcons open with OT victory, fall short in comeback against champs before win in consolation game.
