U.S., Canadian and tribal leaders gather in Juneau to seek way forward on decades-old disputes.
Something is broken in the economics of state’s fishing industry. Can Washington come to the rescue?
Math, science proficiency at Auke Bay elementary roughly twice Kax̱dig̱oowu Héen’s, for example.
Presence of agency “a lot larger” than last year’s flood when aid was denied, visiting official says.
Slow internet during busy cruise days “number one complaint from this summer,” Goldbelt CEO says.
Forest Service shelters, trails, totem poles, early ski area among Depression-era program’s fixtures.
Senior for Huskies had 58 yards receiving, 58 rushing, 55 passing and two TDs in win against Service.
Historical trends indicate the cause may be a boring ballot and a growing voter roll
A conversation with Annika Ord, climate adaptation catalyst for Sustainable Southeast Partnership.
U.S. House candidates focus on Biden administration’s policies, citing advances and setbacks.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Lawmakers say “small tweaks” to policy can attract and keep more teachers in Alaska’s classrooms.
The federal government will continue to prohibit mining, drilling and other forms of development on 28 million acres of federal land spread across Alaska, the… Continue reading
Language is part of official process; additional election perspectives will come from CBJ voter guide, website
Remembered as a youth who loved to read, dreamed of Alaska and kept giving even while on the streets.
JPD destigmatizes mental health needs of officers, who also get crisis and de-escalation training.
Emergency agencies, including statewide and in Juneau, responding as state disaster declared.
Founders had to make own soil to start garden; now a chef makes festival food from what’s grown.
Offensive line plays “best game in more than a year” as JDHS overcomes injury to starting QB.
Ban in effect until Oct. 1 unlikely to affect fishing tours since few kings being caught, operators say.
