Online websites still touting troubled tour operator, while consumer agencies hold little power.
Buoyed by a record tourist season, Alaska employers hired thousands more workers this year than they did during last year’s summer peak, but state employment… Continue reading
Local runner finishes more than seven minutes ahead of runner-up at Fairbanks race
Longtime local tour boat company’s last purchase was Feb. 1.
A victorious 44-mile solo quest among 1,800 participants at 40th annual Skagway-to-Whitehorse race
Juneau takes early lead at home, but Colony rallies during occasionally heavy rain Friday night.
The state of Alaska has begun a sweeping analysis of state employees’ salaries to determine whether poor pay is contributing to ongoing hiring woes in… Continue reading
Selection includes two out-of-state candidates, one from within the department.
Here’s what you need to know ahead of the City and Borough of Juneau’s Oct. 3 local election.
Multiple Southeast Alaska artists recognized by the foundation earlier this week.
ANCHORAGE — The plane flown by the husband of Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola was carrying a load of moose meat from a remote hunting… Continue reading
Funding and curriculum dominate education discussion, city’s actions and needs focus of ballot issue.
The Indigenous music festival is back and bringing 24 acts to Juneau
“There’s a high probability that the problem is solved.”
Author Tele Aadsen signing book of essays at Hearthside downtown
Three decades of capital city coverage.
A rockfall along Glacier Highway was reported Thursday morning.
Eugene “Buzzy” Peltola Jr. was piloting plane that crashed shortly after takeoff in western Alaska.
Transferred inmates expected to return upon project completion slated November 2024, officials say.
School board candidates discuss funding, curriculum; City Hall portion shows vastly different views.
