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City looking to sell or lease Valley property to community-minded organization
A city-owned property is up for sale or lease next month, and city officials are hoping it can…
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Personal use king crab season to finish early as warm weather, good catch add up
The Juneau area personal-use red and blue king crab fishery will close at 4 p.m. New Year’s Eve…
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Juneau man to serve 17 years for home invasion robbery
A Juneau man charged with assault, robbery and weapons misconduct was sentenced to 17 years in prison after…
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Two cars totaled after crash at Fred Meyer intersection
One of the most talked-about intersections in Juneau saw another destructive accident Monday morning. At about 11 a.m.…
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Holiday cabaret scheduled for Wednesday evening
If you’re in the mood for a classic holiday cabaret performance, Juneau Cabaret will hold a pay-as-you-can event…
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Officer shortage on verge of being ‘scary’
The Mayor’s Task Force on Public Safety met Tuesday and whittled down its list of recommendations to the…
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City officials looking to stay in the loop as RCA considers AEL&P sale
The City and Borough of Juneau Assembly members want a say in the process as Canadian utility company…
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Peterson’s Pretzels looks for permanent space. Plus: a line-less DMV?
Peterson’s Pretzels was born in 2015 as a food stand in downtown Juneau. They’re hoping, with the help…
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Mayor will pen letter to Secretary of State about transboundary mines
In 2015, the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly passed a resolution asking the United States government to…
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Man still looking for owner of plaque he found on beach 11 years ago
Eleven years ago, Guy Holt was walking on Sandy Beach when something caught his eye. An intricately carved…
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Juneau job is a homecoming of sorts for the Salvation Army’s new local leaders
For Shane and Gina Halverson, being assigned to lead the Juneau Corps of the Salvation Army was a…
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Bartlett program aims to promote healthy lifestyles in 2018
Bartlett Regional Hospital has a program in place for 2018 that could help people stick to their New…
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Facing 12 counts of child porn possession, Petersburg man still at large
A Petersburg man was indicted Thursday on 12 counts related to the possession of child pornography, and he’s…
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Court of Appeals affirms convictions in 2010 Hoonah murder case
The Alaska Court of Appeals affirmed the convictions this week of a man convicted of two counts of…
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Participation in St. Vincent holiday program lower than usual
Every year, St. Vincent de Paul in Juneau organizes its Adopt-a-Family program to bring Christmas gifts to children…
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School district looking to introduce hands-on physics curriculum in middle schools
For a few minutes, everybody at Thursday’s Chamber of Commerce luncheon was back in middle school. Local business…
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Burlesque hitting the stage at the Gold Town
For those looking to add some heat and humor to their holiday season, the Gold Town Nickelodeon is…
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Proposal would add stair access to Mendenhall Wetlands
Southeast Alaska Land Trust is planning a way for Douglas Island residents to access the Mendenhall Wetlands more…
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Locally owned shoe store opens second location
After more than a decade of serving clients from its downtown shop, Shoefly is opening a new location…
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Squid fishery proposed for Southeast
Following warmer waters to Alaska, market squid may be here to stay and at least four Southeast fishermen…