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‘Laborious’ jury selection process begins in murder trial
Jury selection began Wednesday for the trial of Mark De Simone, accused of the 2016 murder of Juneau…
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Sketching student STEM representation
“Draw a scientist.” The majority of the first-graders drew a white man with a lab coat, unruly hair,…
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New Director of Administrative Services named at Juneau School District
Sarah Jahn, who has worked within the Juneau School District for a decade, will be taking over as…
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After delay, jury selection begins Wednesday in murder trial
Conflicting memories from a key witness and an investigator delayed the start of a long-anticipated murder trial, but…
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Inaugural Alaska Home & Lifestyle Fair happening this weekend
The Southeast Alaska Building Industry Association is inviting anyone planning on making home improvements or a lifestyle change…
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Man sentenced for dealing meth in Juneau, Anchorage
A man who pleaded guilty to distributing methamphetamine throughout Alaska — including Juneau — was sentenced in Federal…
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People of Juneau: Alaska Native judge runs Tribal Court with comforting, serious demeanor
Tribal Court Presiding Judge Debra O’Gara walked into the courtroom on a morning in early April and took…
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Murder trial pushed back
A trial two years in the works was supposed to start Monday, but a last-minute change will push…
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Public hearing on City, Juneau School District budgets scheduled for Wednesday
The public will have a chance to voice any concerns or thoughts it has with the City and…
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Front Street construction update
Construction on Front Street will continue this week with concrete pours. Two-inch rock has been placed on the…
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Two Lemon Creek lots to be sold by city
Starting May 1, two lots in Lemon Creek will be available in the an over-the-counter land sale program.…
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Services, funding dwindle for those living with FASD
Even as a baby, Tanya was different. Larry and Laura Rorem adopted Tanya when she was 8 months…
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Juneau Community Foundation awards $1.8 million in grants
The Juneau Community Foundation announced $1.8 million in funding for local social service providers today. Senior care, disability…
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Battling Parkinson’s together
Editor’s Note: This is the third of four profiles highlighting stories of local people with Parkinson’s disease, as…
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Juneau man found deceased in Gastineau Channel
A Juneau man was found deceased in Gastineau Channel near Dupont Creek on Saturday, according to a release…
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‘The Tired Paddler’s Song’: at rally, AK Natives speak out against violence against women
Correction: An earlier version of this article characterized the death of Mackenzie H. Howard as an unsolved murder.…
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High school students learn lifesaving, leadership skills in CCFR cadet program
The five high school students held the hose, ready to enter the burning building. Two orange cones represented…
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City Finance Committee approves funding for two local entities
The City and Borough of Juneau Finance Committee continues to review budgets and approved funding for two local…
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Stable housing sets foundation for reentry, former inmates say
Vince Libertino doesn’t like to admit that he feels stress. His pride, he said, won’t let him. As…
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Auke Rec road closed Friday morning for tree removal
The U.S. Forest Service is closing the road to Auke Recreation Area today, due to strong winds which…