Alumni and high school runners go neck-and-neck on their home turf.
The two schools plan to apply lessons learned during rematch Saturday at JDHS.
Motion calls on Dunleavy and Legislature to grant marine director more power.
Here what to expect this week
Staff for the Alaska Public Offices Commission have recommended a $16,450 fine against Preserve Democracy, a group led by former U.S. Senate candidate Kelly Tshibaka.… Continue reading
11 people, two of them crew, were treated in Wrangell and returned to the ship
Neil Steininger, head of OMB since 2020, latest in series of staff moves by Dunleavy.
City opens survey seeking input about possible improvements to Jackie Renninger Park.
Hospital takes over end-of-life programs nearly a year after they was halted locally.
Founders of Ink Masters bringing national expo to Juneau for the first time.
New appointee is one of two who oversees commercial fishing commission with about 20 employees.
Rorie Watt advocates for the project set to be proposed to voters on the ballot this fall
The Juneau Empire welcomes reader-submitted photos of art in unusual or unexpected places. To submit, email your photos and captions to editor@juneauempire.com.… Continue reading
Three decades of capital city coverage.
The former hunting and fishing camp has gone through generations of owners and changes.
Alaska Supreme Court ruled in 1994 legislative term limits require a constitutional amendment.
DEC issues waste management permit for exploratory drilling; plaintiffs weigh further challenge.
Hundreds show up at middle school for party with bouncy house, hot dogs and instrument petting zoo.
Dunleavy administration claims state supreme court decision violates workers’ First Amendment rights.
First board meeting with interim CEO focuses on better — and cautious — communications.
