School Resource Officer Blain Hatch spent the first part of Tuesday night’s DARE graduation shaking the hand of every Juneau fifth-grader who went through the… Continue reading
One more year. That is how much more time the Aquatics Board will have to decide on the future of who will run the city’s… Continue reading
Inside the Alaska State Capitol, a shout echoed in the stairwell: “The kids are coming!” Outside the building was a louder shout, one that reverberated… Continue reading
Juneau residents will be able to express their thoughts as the City and Borough of Juneau considers entering into an agreement with the Juneau Arts… Continue reading
The City and Borough Mining Subcommittee will push the city’s mining ordinance — with some minor revisions — through to the CBJ Committee on the… Continue reading
As Jackie Ebert, the operations section chief for Juneau Mountain Rescue, spoke outside the Army National Guard hangar at the Juneau International Airport on Tuesday… Continue reading
Thieves close thrift shop After nearly three years with his thrift store Juneau Treasures, business owner Mark Dundore will say goodbye this Friday. He’s closing… Continue reading
Correction: A previous version of this article listed the John McCormick as the only fast-response cutter on the West Coast. It was the first one… Continue reading
Cuts to local schools will most likely be coming after the Juneau School District Board of Education opened up discussions on the first reading of… Continue reading
Those hoping and waiting for answers regarding a 2015 double murder will have to wait a while longer. In February, a Juneau grand jury indicted… Continue reading
A special mid-day trip to the Mount Roberts Tramway may have to make its way into your daily plans as the Coast Guard Cutter John… Continue reading
The National Weather Service expects Juneau will experience the first 50-degree day of the year Tuesday. According to forecasts, warm air will enter Southeast Alaska… Continue reading
It is probably something you hardly think about until you step in it, or if you’re lucky, sidestep it on the sidewalk, street or trail.… Continue reading
Mining Committee will discuss mining ordinance The City and Borough of Juneau Mining Subcommittee is meeting to discuss the mining ordinance at Assembly Chambers 5:30… Continue reading
From Unalakleet to Ketchikan, youth from across the state came to the Alaska State Capitol last week to advocate for four bills aimed at solving… Continue reading
Riverbend Elementary is celebrating its 20th year, and Goldbelt Heritage Foundation gave the school a gift that both encompasses education and tradition during a celebration… Continue reading
Snowy weather thwarted a helicopter search for two experienced climbers overdue from a trip to the Mendenhall Towers this weekend, Alaska State Troopers say, but… Continue reading
The Juneau Community Health Fair returns this Saturday to offer affordable blood tests and free mini-classes taught by local medical and health experts from Bartlett… Continue reading
Fines for those who are parking instead of actively loading or unloading in marked zones could increase at Juneau International Airport. Airport Manager Patty Wahto… Continue reading
When two men went on a climbing trip to the Mendenhall Towers, they told friends and family they’d be back no later than Wednesday evening.… Continue reading
