Heavy rain Thursday and Friday caused minor mudslides and triggered flood warnings across Juneau, but as soggy conditions gave way to sunshine, no major damage… Continue reading
In August 2008, a Cessna 182 airplane took off from Young Lake about 15 miles south of Juneau en route to the Juneau International Airport.… Continue reading
The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the Jordan Creek area Friday morning. According to the Weather Service stream gauges in the… Continue reading
A symphonic tribute to the City of Rome takes center stage at Taku Winds’ upcoming concert this Sunday, Oct. 29, at 3 p.m., in the… Continue reading
Before bears head into hibernation for the winter, they’re looking for high-calorie foods. According to the Juneau Police Department, residents cannot put out trash before… Continue reading
Prior to competing on History Channel’s “Forged in Fire,” a show that pits expert bladesmiths against each other in a sword-making competition, David Mirabile had… Continue reading
A logging camp employee shot dead a fellow worker at a Prince of Wales Island camp on Wednesday, Alaska State Troopers say. Ketchikan resident Timothy… Continue reading
The Juneau Chapter of the Alaska State Firefighters Association will host a haunted house this Friday and Saturday from 5:30-9:30 p.m. at Hagevig Regional Fire… Continue reading
Helping fund a volunteer trip to Nepal could be as easy as buying somebody’s old family heirlooms. Juneau Teens For Change, an organization that aims… Continue reading
The City and Borough of Juneau owns about two-thirds of an area of land on Indian Point (also known as Auke Cape), and is considering… Continue reading
The City and Borough of Juneau has expressed interest in having Alaska Electric Light & Power locally owned, and a Seattle-based financial advisor offered advice… Continue reading
Starting Tuesday, the Bergmann Hotel will be for sale. Breffni Place Properties, which owns the Bergmann and other properties in town, is selling the Bergmann… Continue reading
Trick-or-treaters and their parents will find it a little easier to stay safe on the festive eve of All Saints’ Day. On Halloween day, designated… Continue reading
On Friday night, tricks and treats will pair with strikes and spares for the Southeast Alaska Gay and Lesbian Alliance’s (SEAGLA’s) annual Monster Ball event.… Continue reading
A man and a woman accused of participating in a meth-by-mail drug deal will plead guilty, according to court records and federal Assistant Public Defender… Continue reading
Midway through last week, a boat with no name sank into the waters of Gastineau Channel. As of Monday afternoon, the 28-foot vessel was still… Continue reading
Mindless marauders with a taste for grey matter. Bloodthirsty, reanimated beasts intent on destruction. Gruesome, restless ghouls. An allegorical commentary on the Vietnam War, capitalism… Continue reading
The City and Borough of Juneau is aiming to get a winter warming center up and running, and the Assembly is also setting its sights… Continue reading
The FBI has arrested a former Bergmann Hotel manager and resident for four counts of felony drug distribution. According to a federal grand jury indictment… Continue reading
History lied beneath Herman Ed Becker’s feet. At Evergreen Cemetery Tuesday morning, the Yaakoosgé Daakahídi Alternative High School teacher stood, flanked by his small class,… Continue reading
