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No injuries, no arrests after downtown altercation leads to gunfire
Some residents in the downtown area got an abrupt wake-up call Sunday morning, as gunshots rang out on…
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Eating Wild: Beach Greens Quick Kimchi
The indigenous communities of Alaska have been living with these plants and this land for millenia.
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City revisits idea of North Douglas crossing
A divisive issue dating back at least to 1984 on whether Juneau should have a second connection between…
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Transgender woman awarded for equal rights advocacy
Jennifer Fletcher has spent five years advocating for equal rights in the Alaska state health care coverage plan.…
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‘Known Hazard’: Property hit three times by drivers in last 11 years
The shed behind the Lessard family home on Brothers Avenue looks like it’s prepared for the apocalypse. It’s…
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Meet the three police academy graduates joining JPD
Ever since she was a child, Mattie Rielly was interested in law enforcement. Growing up, she would watch…
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Juneau senator ends up in hospital after battling blaze in garage
One of Juneau’s most recognizable residents was taken to the hospital Friday night after attempting to put out…
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Gold Rush Days returns
It wasn’t Darren Quimby’s first time operating a drill. A 30-year veteran miner, he’s worked many jack leg…
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Juneau senator ends up in hospital after battling blaze in garage
One of Juneau’s most recognizable residents was taken to the hospital Friday night after attempting to put out…
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Grand jury hands down indictments for weapons, driving, forgery charges
A Juneau grand jury handed down three indictments on Thursday. • Daniel Ryan Pope, 31, was indicted for…
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Douglas shows its colors for Flag Day
Thursday was Flag Day, and the results of Douglas Island’s best decorated houses, apartments and businesses are in.…
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Perseverance Theatre furloughs employees after debt piles up
Perseverance Theatre, Alaska’s largest professional theater, furloughed its employees after several years of financial problems that are now…
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Capital city loses jobs, wages between 2016 and 2017
Alaska’s ongoing recession has coincided with a plateau and decline in wages paid to Juneau workers, according to…
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Grand jury hands down indictments for weapons, driving, forgery charges
A Juneau grand jury handed down three indictments on Thursday.
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City was correct in tearing down Gastineau Apartments, judge rules
The city is going to trial against the Barretts to recoup costs of demolishing the apartments, and the…
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Alaska Electric Light and Power proposes steep rate cut
Alaska Electric Light and Power is proposing cheaper electricity for Juneau.
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Douglas shows its colors for Flag Day
Thursday was Flag Day, and the results of Douglas Island’s best decorated houses, apartments and businesses are in.
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‘Known Hazard’: Property hit three times by drivers in last 11 years
The shed behind the Lessard family home on Brothers Avenue looks like it’s prepared for the apocalypse. It’s…
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Perseverance Theatre furloughs employees after debt piles up
Perseverance Theatre, Alaska’s largest professional theater, furloughed its employees after several years of financial problems that are now…
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Wolf snare mortally wounds bear cub
A black bear cub has been euthanized after it was found trapped in a snare that was illegally…