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Folk Fest action revs up this weekend
Musician Scott Wilson’s time on the Centennial Hall stage at Folk Fest began and ended Wednesday night. The…
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Clearing up misconceptions about new justice program
A Tuesday night meeting of the Douglas Island Neighbors Association cleared up many of the misconceptions surrounding a…
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Burglar steals $10K in fishing equipment
The Juneau Police Department is investigating a theft of an estimated $10,000 in fishing equipment. Police said the…
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Bartlett Regional Hospital hosts Kid Art Exhibit Friday
Bartlett Regional Hospital, in partnership with Juneau Home Schools, will host their Kid Art Exhibit on Friday, April,…
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April storms could affect boats
April showers might bring May flowers, but they could also bring damage to boats out in the elements.…
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City prepares for lawsuit against cruise ship industry
The City and Borough of Juneau could be nearing the end of a stay of action in its…
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Pungent ‘stink lily’ blooms for Juneau zoologist
Upon entering Aaron Baldwin’s home in Juneau, you’ll immediately see evidence of his science-fiction fandom. A poster for…
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Charity run for end-of-life care Saturday
Catholic Community Services is hosting its 12th annual Heart of Hospice Run this Saturday, April 8 at Twin…
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Paralytic Shellfish Toxin found in mollusks at Auke Rec
Researchers with Southeast Alaska Tribal Ocean Research found high levels of Paralytic Shellfish Toxin in a population of…
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City drops charges, Bergmann Hotel manager ‘vindicated’
Charges have been dismissed against the building manager of the Bergmann Hotel. Charles Cotten was facing criminal prosecution…
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After fatal shooting, shining a light on domestic violence
ANCHORAGE — The plan was to meet up in California for a girls’ getaway near the end of…
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‘Fresh as the day it was made’: Nimbus sculpture here to stay
After decades of debate, discussion, outrage and controversy, a triumphant Robert Murray smiled Friday night at the Alaska…
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Gold Creek hero honored
Iosefa Riley John, who goes by Riley, was awarded by the Juneau Police Department on Friday for his…
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Construction pace speeds up on South Franklin Street
No more walking on a sidewalk through the construction zone on South Franklin Street. City officials on Thursday…
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Docks & Harbors planning meeting delayed
An important decision-making event for Docks & Harbors has been delayed. Every couple of years, the Docks &…
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Pedestrians, bikers to get more room on Egan Drive
A downtown stretch of Egan Drive is going to become easier for pedestrians and bike traffic, but not…
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Cocktails & charcuterie: Juneau’s newest bar gets fresh and fancy
After nine months of almost completely rebuilding one of Juneau’s oldest hangouts, the city’s newest bar is just…
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Mongolian delegation shares the wisdom of the steppes
After the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, Mongolia has increasingly embraced Western political ideology.…
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Cuts loom over school budget
Legislators in the Alaska Senate say they want to cut a “nickel” from state education funds, but losing…
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Fundraiser pours wine, beer for good cause
The Coeur Alaska Relay for Life Team is is hosting a tasty event Friday that benefits a good…