Crimson Bears invite Lady Kings to their den Thursday, Friday
JDHS playing final Southeast Conference games on the road.
“Right now people are vomiting on either of the sides of the boat…(but) we’re going to get through this.”
29% say impacts generally positive, 13% negative; responses were 40% positive, 6% negative in 2002
A planned increase for K-12 public school spending is expected to significantly reduce the PFD.
Alaskans as young as 16 will be allowed to work in restaurants, and those as young as 18 will be allowed to serve alcohol if… Continue reading
The Alaska Legislature is considering a bill that would create a new state insurance program to address damages from floods, including glacial outburst floods that… Continue reading
The conversation rises from cellphone bans happening nationally and at the state level.
Tlingit master carver says they will be refurbished with tribal youth and repurposed.
Angela Rodell and David Epstein, both former members, to get quick start at seeking solution this week.
The number of nonresidents working in Alaska hit a new record in 2023 and all major industries are relying more heavily on workers who do… Continue reading
Juneau-Douglas gets revenge win over Kenai
Nordic Ski Team girls second, boys third at Region VI Championships.
Nixing rules that limit oil drilling, renaming Mt. McKinley, shaking up U.S. Coast Guard among actions.
The New York Times is tracking the actions of President Donald Trump and his administration during the first days in office. Jan. 20: Day 1… Continue reading
JDHS’ Tokuoka, Wasilla’s Hays key second matchup of the weekend as Warriors prevail 46-30.
Crimson Bears sweep island Bears in two-game series.
Principals and mental health advocate give feedback as the Juneau School District plans FY26 budget.
Warriors down Crimson Bears in George Houston Gymnasium
Palmer will play for title, JDHS for third at state hockey tournament.
