More than a million tourists visited Juneau this summer, with many of them sending postcards to friends back home. Now, visiting tourists might get a… Continue reading
A proposal passed Thursday that would no longer require subsistence hunters to mark their traps with identifying numbers in Southeast Alaska. The measure was one… Continue reading
A local woman is warning Juneau dog walkers to use leashes after her family dog was killed by a wolf on a Lemon Creek trail… Continue reading
This Saturday marks the final deadline for those looking for their memento from the former Project Playground at Twin Lakes. During the cleanup of the… Continue reading
It’s never too late to find the right career, and The Learning Center is hoping to help adults find their best fit. The College and… Continue reading
Mendenhall Valley residents might not even have to leave their homes to find out if it’s safe to use their wood stove this winter. Through… Continue reading
Russia and Alaska face similar challenges, and Thursday’s Chamber of Commerce luncheon will look at some of them. Alexander Dolitsky, the director of the Alaska-Siberia… Continue reading
An organization that keeps people safe proved to be pretty good at scaring people this past weekend. U.S. Coast Guard Station Juneau held its annual… Continue reading
On Monday morning, a boat began sinking in Indian Cove. By Tuesday afternoon, it was still barely afloat and the owner was hopeful that he’d… Continue reading
A full room of spectators at the Juneau Police Department headquarters on Monday leaned forward all at once and raised their phones, trying to capture… Continue reading
Earlier this month, an Anchorage consultant filed his report on Juneau’s mining ordinance, and the Assembly Mining Subcommittee will examine it publicly Nov. 9. Bob… Continue reading
When a Cessna 182 airplane disappeared near Juneau in 2008, a 10-day search over an area of 1,000 square miles yielded no results. Nine years… Continue reading
Happy Halloween, Juneau! For those wanting to trick-or-treat downtown on Halloween day, 50 downtown businesses will welcome trick-or-treaters from 2-6 p.m. Neighborhood business along Seward… Continue reading
Last week’s rainstorm has passed, but its effects will linger for at least a few weeks. On Monday, Alaska Electric Light and Power said the… Continue reading
It’s a setup that’s usually associated with a different kind of green plant. Located in a boat condo toward Auke Bay, the doors to the… Continue reading
Cancer Connection, a nonprofit organization assisting people with cancer, will host its 2017 Cancer Connection Health Forum on Nov. 4 at Centennial Hall. Doors open… Continue reading
For Lutheran churches, Halloween is about much more than costumes and candy. This year in particular carries a special significance. On Oct. 31, 1517, Martin… Continue reading
If it’s not yet gold fever, the mercury is definitely rising at a mining prospect near Herbert Glacier. During exploratory drilling this summer, Canadian company… Continue reading
All of 10 years old, with a tight blond ponytail tied behind her head, Haylee Baxter handed out small bags of candy at the Red… Continue reading
Southeast rural hunters and fishers could see changes to moose, deer and wolf hunts with decisions made this week as the Southeast Alaska Subsistence Advisory… Continue reading
