Shooter released after initial JPD investigation; 16-year-old victim had pellet/BB-style CO2 rifle
Forest Service climate assessment, Alaska Native education program, FEMA strategic plan among deletions.
Crimson Bears show road strength at Braves’ gym.
Two retired Coast Guard captains lead team providing data to ensure safe transit for hundreds of vessels.
Mt. Edgecumbe survives second night in JDHS den.
Crimson Bears topple Wasilla, but fall to Tri-Valley.
The results may not be high either way since experts say Trump’s goals are unlikely to happen anytime soon.
Proposals include allowing students to enroll anywhere in the state, more charter and homeschool support.
Weekend double matches builds excitement for state tournament
China, Alaska’s biggest international trading partner, also targeted by tariffs likely to trigger trade war
Mt. Edgecumbe takes game one over JDHS, game two Saturday.
Residents in zone would have to pay about $6,300 each for barriers if plan approved.
Draft report to assess competitiveness completed last June, but not released publicly.
“It feels like this gives us hope.”
Schools, PFDs and aging state buildings will compete for scarce dollars due to lower oil revenue.
Juneau Ski Club finally gets first races of the season.
Open houses to get public input on grant-funded program canceled due to uncertainty about funds
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Dunleavy administration says it shows failure of public schools, other say it reflects lack of funds.
From the Antelope Valley to Mendenhall Valley, dogs close to euthanasia get a fresh start.
