Willa Johnson and Xochitl Muñoz are recipients of the 2025-2026 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships
In just one night, at the September 22 Assembly meeting, almost $30 million in cash went out the door. That’s when the Assembly approved moving… Continue reading
The only outdoor public use range in Juneau has gotten some ‘much-needed’ upgrades, says project manager
The next installment is “Researching the Mendenhall Outburst Flood: 2025 and Beyond”
The theme, Oktoberfest, is back by popular demand, since they first debuted the theme two years ago
Monday’s meeting was the last regular Assembly session before the deadline to evict residents
Trees and other plants are simply shedding what no longer suits them
Every time I see an eagle down south, I think of Rachel Carson
Purchasing two floors of the Michael J. Burns Building will cost $10.2 million, with an estimated $7.7 million in future remodeling
Proposition 3 would institute a 7.5% sales tax rate from April through September
Two landslides along Auke Lake Trail prompted the trail’s closure on Saturday
This year, lawmakers set a specific dividend amount
The deal calls for the Interior Department to transfer 490 acres of land within the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge
Roasted tofu and quinoa salad with sunflower miso dressing is a high-protein salad to fuel busy afternoons.
The terrain of interior Alaska is captivating in a way that Southeast isn’t
The forum will be held Friday, Sept. 19 at 7 p.m.
UAF officials estimate $8.8 million in canceled funding for a variety of programs and student services
A candlelight vigil, songs, and talks marked a day set aside to remember the children who survived boarding schools and those who didn’t
The event on Sunday coincides with the national Sun Day initiative
The man is among a handful of people to die this summer while exploring Juneau’s outdoors
