Crimson Bears played state-ranked Eagles through rain and wind.
Crimson Bears and Eagles go scoreless on the pitch.
Husband-wife folk team arrives straight from Carnegie; experimental quartet to perform world premiere.
Unity and solidarity expressed in rainfall on International Workers’ Day.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
The concerns arise from a decline in staff and a rise in tourism.
Approval would form Alaska’s 20th borough; result in dissolution of Hoonah’s municipal government.
Glacier Swim Club wins honors as seniors swim final meet.
Nizich home run highlights JDHS “rap sheet” in two game series.
Juneau leaders opt against utility projects bond, put seasonal sales tax on hold for further study.
Amid a severe state budget deficit, the Alaska Senate Finance Committee is proposing the lowest Permanent Fund dividend in five years and — if adjusted… Continue reading
Providing of salmon, other foods to communities among multiple tribal cuts by Trump administration.
Education commissioner tells school districts to support governor’s policy goals or risk losing funds.
Supporters have until May 30 to get 2,720 signatures to put measures on local fall ballot.
As protesters plea for reverse to program cuts, Senate budget leader says PFD may shrink to $1,000.
Some support revival of timber industry and jobs; others seek preservation of culture and ecosystem.
Glacier Swim Club captain and JDHS senior honored.
Bill returned to Senate, which passed it 19-1, to fix error in amendment; House vote expected by Wednesday
Crimson Bears fall to Wolves in pair of pitching duels.
Correction: The headline and article have been corrected to reflect the fact that Alaska is the first state to require warnings of the link between… Continue reading
