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Rotary awards local individuals, organizations for community contributions
When Thunder Mountain High School senior Lillian Bannerman heard she had won an award for her volunteer efforts,…
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Experts to shed light on process of setting electric rates
For those curious about the Regulatory Commission of Alaska’s (RCA) process and role in the possible purchase of…
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Warming center proving popular as temperatures drop
As temperatures dip below freezing in Juneau, the City and Borough of Juneau’s emergency warming shelter will serve…
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‘Fork in the Road’ is theme of 2018’s first Mudrooms
The first Mudrooms storytelling event of 2018 will include stories about key decisions that can lead one way…
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Police ID body found near Douglas Bridge
At just before noon Monday, a caller reported to the Juneau Police Department that they had found a…
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Juneau Federal building to test fire alarms this week
Don’t be alarmed if you hear noise coming from the federal building Monday night. The General Services Administration…
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Court of Appeals upholds 2015 ruling in Juneau assault
Despite a victim testifying that she had no memory of an assault, the Alaska Court of Appeals upheld…
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Airports prepare to levy fees for Uber and Lyft
Alaska’s three largest airports are preparing to levy fees on people who use ride-sharing programs like Uber and…
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Family looks to bring mother, sister, ‘best friend’ home after death
More than three months after a Juneau woman’s death, her family is still working to bring her remains…
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Audobon Society holds monthly meeting
The Juneau Audubon Society’s monthly meeting is this Thursday at 7 p.m. at the University of Alaska Southeast…
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Assembly set to vote on cruise lawsuit money, Lemon Creek plan
As the City and Borough of Juneau prepares to spend more money on its lawsuit with the cruise…
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Assembly sets aside $250,000 more for cruise industry lawsuit
City and Borough of Juneau Assembly members voted unanimously at a meeting Monday night to set aside $250,000…
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Youth shelter, long-term housing move to new location
A decades-old service is moving locations, seeking to save costs and become more efficient. Juneau Youth Services has…
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Classes offer intro to ‘art of peace’
Those at the Juneau Aiki Dojo want people to make a New Year’s resolution to learn the so-called…
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City will hold open house for property, looking for community-minded buyer
At the end of 2017, Juneau Youth Services (JYS) vacated a City and Borough of Juneau property, and…
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Argument between neighbors leads to Friday stabbing at Cedar Park
A man was stabbed multiple times at Cedar Park housing complex on Douglas Island Friday night. Police say…
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Public comment wanted for ADF&G fish stock plan
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game expects to stock state waters with approximately 7 million sport fish…
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Stabbing suspect in custody after briefly evading police
A 39-year-old man is in custody for allegedly stabbing another man Thursday night. Lucas Schneider, of Juneau, allegedly…
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State regulator approves electric vehicle rate
Alaska’s utility regulator has closed the book on a special rate for charging electric vehicles in Juneau. In…
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The Learning Center to host open house
The Learning Connection is hosting an open house on Wednesday, Jan. 17 at 5 p.m. to celebrate the…