Jamie Bursell, left, is sworn into office by Juneau City Attorney Amy Mead on Monday to fill the vacant District 2 seat left open when Assembly member Karen Crane resigned last month to run for mayor.
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Man who collapses near roadside rescued in early morning hours by passerby
Chris Storey, a former adult care worker who was homeless until April, assists man in distress.
Chalking up education funding outrage on the sidewalk at the governor’s mansion
Families protest Dunleavy’s vetoes to education funding with colorful pictures and words.
80°F in Juneau will trigger first-ever National Weather Service heat advisories
Officials say sun’s angle in Alaska makes temperatures feel higher compared to other states.
Juneau joins nation in ‘No Kings’ protest
More than 1,000 protestors join millions nationwide opposing Trump as he presides over military parade.
Large homeless encampment on Teal Street gets JPD vacate notice; where will occupants go next?
People who keep moving from place to place under “dispersed camping” policy unsure where they’ll go.
JAMHI hosts community cleanup to kick off 40th anniversary celebration
Local addiction and mental health treatment organization plans summer of events and give-back days.