A pedestrian crosses Glacier Avenue as a city vehicle moves snow on Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2018.

Photo: Snow life

A pedestrian crosses Glacier Avenue as a city vehicle moves snow on Wednesday.… Continue reading

A pedestrian crosses Glacier Avenue as a city vehicle moves snow on Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2018.

Photo: Dressed for success

Charlie Gallant, right, empties garbage containers with Brian Felipe for Pacific Waste on South Franklin Street on Wednesday. Gallant said, “Last week I saw a… Continue reading

CCFR extinguishes Riverside duplex fire

A fire at a duplex in the Mendenhall Valley had Capital City Fire/Rescue working late into the night on Tuesday to put out the blaze.… Continue reading

And a new permit sign for an outdoor restaurant where Tracy's used to be.

Tracy’s King Crab Shack gets new spot on S. Franklin

Tracy’s King Crab Shack has a new location — about 100 feet down South Franklin Street from where it used to be located.The crab shack… Continue reading

And a new permit sign for an outdoor restaurant where Tracy's used to be.
Kerry and Richard Wycoff hold a picture of their son, Michael, on Friday, Dec. 2, 2016, in front of a new business they are starting in his honor located at Louie's Douglas Inn.

Rallying around the grill: Nano’s Grill helps family keep late son’s spirit alive

When Kerry and Richard Tucker’s son Michael passed away in April, like many grieving parents they were despondent: Richard found it hard taking direction at… Continue reading

Kerry and Richard Wycoff hold a picture of their son, Michael, on Friday, Dec. 2, 2016, in front of a new business they are starting in his honor located at Louie's Douglas Inn.

Video: A harmonica harmony

John d’Armand, right, listens to Cary Shilts play a 12-hole Hohner Marine Band harmonica at the entrance of Foodland IGA on Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2016.… Continue reading

Rasmuson Foundation awards $525K to Southeast

The Rasmuson Foundation awarded $525,000 to select Southeast Alaska community organizations, nonprofits and municipalities during the Board of Directors’ biannual meeting in November.The City and… Continue reading

JPD shooting victim released on bail; faces Washington court date

A man shot by a JPD officer will be released from jail in Washington state once he pays $10,000 bail, court records reveal. It was… Continue reading

For phone scammers, ’tis the season

When local grandmother Marjorie Haffner recently received a call from one of her grandkids, she knew something was up.She had dealt with this before.“The voice… Continue reading

Fire marshal seeks info on Sunday boat fire

The fire marshal is asking anyone with information about a Mendenhall Valley boat fire early Sunday morning to come forward.Capital City Fire/Rescue responded to the… Continue reading

Corrections and clarifications for Dec. 7, 2016

Saturday’s police shooting was the first time since 2007 that a Juneau Police Department officer shot an individual. Department officers have shot at (but not… Continue reading

City landscape architect is Chamber speaker this week

Michele Elfers, a landscape architect with the City and Borough of Juneau Engineering and Public Works Department, will be the featured speaker at this week’s… Continue reading

Around town for Wednesday, Dec. 7

Women, Infants and Children walk-in clinic, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., SEARHC Juneau WIC Clinic, 3245 Hospital Drive, first floor. Free nutrition services for income-eligible women who… Continue reading

Governor's Open House on Tuesday.

Braving winter storm, Juneau lines up for open house

Like many long-running traditions, the annual holiday open house at the Governor’s Mansion means something different to everybody who walks through the door.For most of… Continue reading

Governor's Open House on Tuesday.

Holiday pet food drive starts Dec. 12

A local nonprofit is hosting a holiday pet food drive to collect dog and cat food.The pet food drive hosted by The Grateful Dogs of… Continue reading

Around town for Tuesday, Dec. 6

Valley Toastmasters meeting, 6:15 a.m., St. Paul’s Catholic Church, Parish Hall. A safe, fun environment to learn public speaking skills. Details: Jim, 789-3074.Women, Infants and… Continue reading

Photo: Surfing at the Shrine

A surfer prepares to enter the wind-blown surf in front of the Shrine of St. Therese on Sunday.… Continue reading

Jeremie Shaun Tinney

JPD reveals veteran officer shot man

Juneau’s first police shooting in nine years came at the hands of one of the department’s most experienced officers.JPD on Monday announced that on Saturday… Continue reading

Jeremie Shaun Tinney
Thunder Mountain High School is pictured in May 2014.

Attendance plummets at area schools following shooting threat

More than 550 Thunder Mountain High School students stayed home from school Monday after three students reported a school-shooting threat on Saturday.According to preliminary attendance… Continue reading

Thunder Mountain High School is pictured in May 2014.

JPD: Man shot was unarmed

A 38-year-old Juneau man is in serious but stable condition in a Seattle hospital after being shot by a Juneau Police Department officer Saturday morning.According… Continue reading