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Kava-not protesters demonstrate in front of Capitol
“Did you notice that his name ends in a nah? It’s nah, nada, no way.”
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Affordability, economic development stand out in mayoral forum
Candidates mostly agree on methods to boost Juneau economy.
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Judge taking time on cruise ship lawsuit ruling
The lawsuit between the city and the cruise industry won’t be resolved any time soon.
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City prepared to commit money to Housing First expansion
Applause is rare at CBJ Assembly meetings, but many in attendance broke into a standing ovation during Monday’s…
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Program aims to help students find career path
The MATCH program helps people begin their education with a job in mind and then build skills that…
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Dozens gather in Juneau to honor deceased Kotzebue girl
More than 100 people who stood outside the Andrew Hope Building on Monday night for a candlelight vigil…
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‘Auke Bay neighborhood brewery’ could open by next summer
Forbidden Peak Brewery is moving into the former UAS bookstore.
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Want to vote early in the city election? Here’s how
Early voting opened up this past Friday, and starting Monday, voting booths are open at City Hall, and…
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Man indicted after Customs intercepts drug shipments
A Juneau man was indicted earlier this month for shipping drugs into Juneau from China, according to the…
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Three-car crash results in serious injuries
Five people went to the hospital after a three-car crash at the Auke Bay roundabout.
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Amid construction, owner puts DeHarts up for sale
Auke Bay is changing, and with it, so will DeHarts Auke Bay Store.
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Bike theft results in gunshots, but no injuries
An attempted bike theft near Twin Lakes early Thursday morning led to gunshots.
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Valley resident facing meth distribution charges
A Juneau man is facing felony charges after he admitted to intending to distribute methamphetamine in Juneau.
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Air violations issued to eight cruise ships
It’s the highest number of violations handed out in all but four years.
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Radio reporters allege unfair treatment
Current and former KTOO employees allege unfair treatment from management.
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Family prepares lawsuit after police, troopers shoot and kill 20-year-old
The family of a Thunder Mountain High School graduate is preparing a lawsuit against the state.
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Labor Day picnic gives attendees chance to meet candidates
Nadine Lefebvre, the president of the Juneau Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, prepared to read the winning raffle numbers…
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Lena Beach now open after renovations
A few charred pieces of firewood sat on Lena Beach on Saturday morning, evidence of a bonfire the…
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Community effort helps create wigs for those in need
Jamiann Hasselquist has seen firsthand what good hair can do to a person’s self-esteem.
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‘An unexpected honor:’ Koelsch reflects on time as Juneau mayor
During his speech at Thursday’s Juneau Chamber of Commerce weekly luncheon, Mayor Ken Koelsch quoted Mark Twain more…