Indigenous students were honored in annual Native Graduation Celebration.
Hundreds flocked to Elizabeth Peratrovich Plaza on the Saturday afternoon.
If you think the Mendenhall Mall is dead, you haven’t been there lately. Three years ago, Mendenhall Mall — the 200,000-square-foot shopping center in the… Continue reading
Rerouted course included nearly 1-mile hill.
“Ingenious” Indigenous art creates a Gore-Tex like material for raincoats and more.
Indigenous Big Band pays tribute to national day of remembrance in JJ&C’s opening concert
DENALI NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE — A Denali National Park and Preserve employee died when he was caught in an avalanche while skiing in the… Continue reading
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“We want answers — our families deserve answers on what happened to our people.”
The bill advances as recent national data shows declining test scores on the topic.
Firefighters John Adams and Sam Berni move up the ladder.
Bill by Juneau lawmaker adds more officially recognized dialects, expands preservation council’s role
“I join in raising awareness about an injustice that was once invisible.”
Repeal of ranked choice voting appears doomed to defeat, far-ranging procedural changes still viable
Balto gives scientists insight into what makes Alaska sled dogs and other working breeds unique.
Paying state and local taxes will be part of the household budgets they learn to manage.
The Juneau Empire won 11 Alaska Press Club awards at its annual banquet, which took place five days after the newspaper announced a cutback in… Continue reading
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Pardon my caps, but I LOVE THAT STUFF.
Musicians, authors and artists, oh my!
