The state of Alaska will hold public hearings Monday and Tuesday on ballot measures that seek to raise the state’s minimum wage and repeal its… Continue reading
Steven Littlefield, 33, abused two children at home between 2016 and 2021, officials say.
Primary purpose is federal training requirements, but it will be available for emergency operations.
Gastineau Human Services hoping for eight new residential substance abuse treatment beds by Oct. 14.
Award includes $250K scholarship to winner, $50K for a teacher and $100K for high school STEM lab.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
In 1970 there was no dispute about need for four-lane highway — conflict was about route across wetlands.
Amount includes $1,403.83 from Permanent Fund earnings and $298.17 “one-time energy relief payment.”
JDHS freshman born with neurological disorder leads warmups for team as he works to get on the field.
Three cruise companies, Goldbelt give $275,000 of more than $300,000 raised; supporters raise $380.
Six candidates seeking three seats in Oct. 1 election participate in televised forum Wednesday.
Juneau goes on the road to take on undefeated conference leader in Anchorage on Saturday.
Crimson Bears have 37 athletes who swim and 10 that dive, with 22 of them coming over from TMHS.
Housing, flooding, tourism among key issues so far; two more forums being broadcast this week.
Eight candidates participate in one-hour forum Tuesday; school board candidate forum at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Package for Juneau intercepted before delivery, no hazardous materials reported in incidents.
Feds say Gov. Dunleavy veto, DEED inaction are to blame for the penalties.
Assembly to reevaluate giving $500K to continue program; nonprofit says it will speed up takeover plans.
Basin now about half full, but should fill more slowly than earlier this year, city manager says.
Navy officials say apologies in Kake and Angoon are both “long overdue” and “the right thing to do.”
