The shooting death of a brown bear in the Tee Harbor area has neighbors frustrated over the city’s regulations governing chicken coops. Neighbors who believe… Continue reading
Up until last week, Emily Haynes hadn’t gotten a single complaint from a member of the Juneau community about campaign signs. As the Oct. 3… Continue reading
Thunder Mountain High School senior Joshua Dore wanted to share his experience with an Assembly candidate, and got his opportunity Wednesday morning. Dore was one… Continue reading
Alaska-inspired art will soon line Juneau’s downtown waterfront. Starting Sept. 27, the city will install a series of 10 sculptures called Aquileans along the Seawalk… Continue reading
Update: The Juneau Police Department said in a release Wednesday morning that Curtis-Collins came to JPD for an interview and was released. The request for… Continue reading
The three candidates for the Board of Education election this fall will face off in the Chamber of Commerce’s candidate forum this week. The forum,… Continue reading
With days getting shorter and temperatures starting to fall, it’s about to get even harder for people to sleep outside in Juneau. The capital city… Continue reading
A Greens Creek Mine executive successfully lobbied to stall a resolution requesting federal government intervention in protecting Southeast waters from upriver Canadian mining projects. The… Continue reading
If you’re looking for optimism in Juneau’s economic picture, it helps to look at the private sector, a new report from the Juneau Economic Development… Continue reading
It would have been hard for drivers on the Douglas Bridge on Sunday to miss a group of 52 people holding hands and waving signs… Continue reading
The group of neighbors living along the eroding banks of the Mendenhall River and City and Borough of Juneau staff have been going back and… Continue reading
The Juneau Police Department says two Mexican brothers, 34-year-old “Wilfrido” Luis Román Olivarría Mora and 21-year-old Adrian de Jesus Olivarria Mora were the two men… Continue reading
Coxcomb, antique red hydrangea, purple, overgrown kale heads — even chili peppers on a stem — you can find a lot of things at Frenchie’s… Continue reading
Mondays are a great day to bring young children to Juneau’s public libraries. Toddler Time, which takes place at 10 a.m. at the Downtown Public… Continue reading
Two men died when a historic building in downtown Juneau caught fire early Sunday morning, according to a release from the Juneau Police Department. A… Continue reading
As Riverbend Elementary teacher Katie Koski read aloud to her kindergarten class, a sight that’s become commonplace at Riverbend hung above them. Directly above a… Continue reading
Juneau Lyric Opera will present “Who’s Your Diva,” the annual Centennial Hall competition and fundraiser, at 7 p.m. Sept. 24. Doors open at 6 p.m.,… Continue reading
Voting yes on Proposal 2 wouldn’t result in an immediate change, City and Borough of Juneau Engineering Director Roger Healy said. It would simply allow… Continue reading
The Oct. 3 election is quickly approaching, but Juneau voters still have plenty of time to get to know their candidates. In an event moderated… Continue reading
Each municipal election, the League of Women Voters of Juneau partners with the Juneau Empire to publish candidate profiles of those running for local office.… Continue reading
