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Airport mulls North Gate reconstruction ideas
The Juneau International Airport North Gate reconstruction has two options for the future. Now it is time to…
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Potential new nonprofit working to reacquire Native land
An ancestrally important site to Alaska Natives may soon be returned to its original inhabitants. Liana Wallace, a…
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Gold Rush Days brings family fun, friendly competition
Anybody can be a miner or a logger, even just for one day.
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High school student designs downtown bike racks
New bike racks installed downtown were designed by local high school student Ben Campbell.
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New JACC funding may appear on October ballot
There is a change of plans for the New Juneau Arts and Cultural Center, and the city is…
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Shrimp permits, available online, now required for Southeast
Update: Fish and Game has pushed back the date they will begin requiring the new shrimping and crabbing…
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Shrimp permits, available online, now required for Southeast
Fish and Game now has reporting requirements for shrimp, following January Board of Fish decision.
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Alaska Seaplanes’ first flight to Whitehorse is Friday
Alaska Seaplanes is taking off for Whitehorse in Canada’s Yukon territory starting Friday. This will mark Alaska Seaplanes…
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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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Two men indicted on child porn possession charges
A Juneau grand jury indicted two men on charges of child pornography possession on June 7. James Aaron…
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Yacht runs aground near Hoonah, no injuries
A yacht ran aground Sunday afternoon near Hoonah, a Coast Guard spokesperson said Monday. No injuries were reported.…
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Trial still far off for Juneau men accused of 1995 murder
One challenge with preparing for a cold case trial is accounting for the change of technology since the…
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Two men found dead after plane crashes in river near Sitka
Update: Alaska State Troopers released the names of the two men involved in the crash. The pilot of…
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Juneau’s utility bills could be lowered, due to federal Tax Act
Utility rates may be lowering for Alaska Electric Lights & Power Company customers due to a new federal…
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Programs offer support for parents whose children fight addiction
At first, Teresa Robinson thought it was simple. Her children struggling with addiction were the ones who needed…
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‘It starts with them:’ Camp Invention gives kids opportunity to build on their own ideas
Trey Gallagher, a sixth-grader at Juneau Adventist Christian School, built a mansion complete with several computers and televisions.…
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Historic Hellenthal Building rebuilt with modern lofts
When Dale Whitney and Christine Hess finally gutted the Hellenthal Building on Franklin and Front streets, they looked…
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Future Juneau officers graduate from police academy
Three future Juneau Police Department officers graduated from the Public Training Academy in Sitka this past Friday. Joseph…
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Federal Building getting a new roof, other improvements
One of the biggest buildings in Juneau’s skyline is getting a makeover starting this week. The Hurff Ackerman…
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Police seek person of interest in assault
Police are still searching for one suspect in connection with an assault this past Thursday, according to a…