News
New Juneau exhibition explores art as a function of cultural continuity
“Gestures of Our Rebel Bodies” will remain on display at Aan Hít through May.
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Juneau protestors urge lawmakers to defund Homeland Security after Minneapolis killings
Hundreds gathered hours before congressional delegation voted on whether to extend ICE funding.
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Juneau activists speak out against Alaska LNG pipeline on Capitol steps
“Alaska’s greatest resources aren’t just buried in the ground,” said protestor Atagan Hood.
Sports
JDHS celebrates hockey team’s senior night with sweeping victory over Homer
The Crimson Bears saw an 8-2 victory over the Mariners Friday night.
News
‘Challenging budget decisions ahead’: CBJ seeks feedback facing loss of revenue
The city expects a $10-12 million reduction in general fund revenue following tax cuts approved in October’s elections.
News
Rare geomagnetic storm causes powerful aurora display in Juneau
The northern lights were on full display Monday evening.
News
Eaglecrest opens Westside, offers $7 lift tickets Saturday
After a rocky start to the season, the ski area is celebrating its 50th birthday.
News
UPDATE: Thane Road reopened, “Hazard is still high” for downtown avalanche
Avalanche risk remains high, and more rain is expected through tomorrow evening
News
Capital City Fire Rescue asks Juneauites to clear nearby fire hydrants
Clearing a three-foot radius can “save precious minutes in an emergency.”
News
Governor declares state emergency ahead of heavy rain to hit Juneau Friday
The state declaration comes after city and tribal officials declared a local emergency and requested state assistance.
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Court sets eviction date for Telephone Hill residents as demolition plans move forward
A lawsuit against the city seeks to reverse evictions and halt demolition is still pending.
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New animal shelter site approved by Juneau Assembly
Juneau Animal Rescue secures eight-acre lease, but fundraising remains.
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CBJ seeks input on uses for marine passenger fees
Public comment period is open for the month of December.
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Tlingit & Haida to turn Floyd Dryden building into youth hub
Lease brings several youth programs under one roof.
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Judge dismisses eviction case against Telephone Hill residents
A lawsuit against the city supersedes the case against the residents, the judge decided.
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Juneau man files suit against CBJ and former police officer for violent arrest
Christopher Williams Jr. has filed a civil lawsuit against former Juneau police officer Brandon LeBlanc and the City…
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Juneau grocery and utility taxes drop this week
Exemptions come with parameters and restrictions.
Opinion
My Turn: Telephone Hill Concept C vs Concept D – could we see Pro Forma?
It is standard that before a municipality undertakes a construction project for housing that a pro forma is…
News
Juneau Assembly reckons with city budget following municipal tax cuts
City plans on future service cuts.
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Telephone Hill residents file lawsuit against city to stop evictions and demolition
The city says legal action is “without factual or legal support.”