Correction: An earlier version of this article misspelled several names. The article has been corrected. Five-year-old McKayla Paul, of the Deisheetaan (Beaver Clan), took to… Continue reading
A Juneau grand jury indicted two men on charges of child pornography possession on June 7. James Aaron Chapman, 44, was indicted on 15 counts… Continue reading
Correction: An earlier version of this article reversed the definitions of “directed” and “discretionary” voting. It also did not note Goldbelt’s unique handling of discretionary… Continue reading
A yacht ran aground Sunday afternoon near Hoonah, a Coast Guard spokesperson said Monday. No injuries were reported. At about 1 p.m. Sunday, Petty Officer… Continue reading
One challenge with preparing for a cold case trial is accounting for the change of technology since the crime occurred, Anchorage attorneys are finding. As… Continue reading
Update: Alaska State Troopers released the names of the two men involved in the crash. The pilot of the plane was 45-year-old Sitkan Stonie Huffman… Continue reading
Utility rates may be lowering for Alaska Electric Lights & Power Company customers due to a new federal tax law. The Regulatory Commission of Alaska… Continue reading
This report contains public information available to the Empire from law enforcement and public safety agencies. This report includes arrest and citation information, not conviction… Continue reading
Juneau Mayor Ken Koelsch will give an update on the state of Juneau’s Indian Point to the City and Borough Lands and Resources Committee meeting… Continue reading
It’s over, but Celebration will be back in 2020. Juneau’s biggest honoring of Native culture ended with a parade and multiple events Saturday. In the… Continue reading
At first, Teresa Robinson thought it was simple. Her children struggling with addiction were the ones who needed help, not her. Teresa’s daughter Andrea, who… Continue reading
Trey Gallagher, a sixth-grader at Juneau Adventist Christian School, built a mansion complete with several computers and televisions. Now that mansion was built with cardboard… Continue reading
This report contains public information available to the Empire from law enforcement and public safety agencies. This report includes arrest and citation information, not conviction… Continue reading
When Dale Whitney and Christine Hess finally gutted the Hellenthal Building on Franklin and Front streets, they looked down at a football field-sized challenge: a… Continue reading
Three future Juneau Police Department officers graduated from the Public Training Academy in Sitka this past Friday. Joseph Paden, Mattie Rielly and Ronald Shriver walked… Continue reading
One of the biggest buildings in Juneau’s skyline is getting a makeover starting this week. The Hurff Ackerman Saunders Federal Building is undergoing a few… Continue reading
Chase Foster hit a two-run single and Juneau Post 25 seized a 7-4 win in their second game of a doubleheader against Chugiak Post 33… Continue reading
Police are still searching for one suspect in connection with an assault this past Thursday, according to a Juneau Police Department press release. One 25-year-old… Continue reading
At early Celebrations in the 1980s, Dorothy Grant’s clothing designs were already a crowd favorite. Grant remembers women asking her about the clothes she was… Continue reading
The 14th annual Capital City Coed Softball Tournament kicked off on Friday night at Dimond Park. A total of 14 teams are competing in the… Continue reading
