Juneau Independent

The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council (JAHC) Board of Directors has named Stacy Katasse as its new interim director.

The local office was closed Monday morning and for the foreseeable future until her replacement is hired.

An unlikely discovery in a cave on Prince of Wales Island could help scientists understand Earth’s climate history.

Early season unknowns solidify into a hopeful reality; Juneau tourism remains at full capacity-

U.S. Coast Guard ship slated to be homeported in Alaska’s capital city will be commissioned Sunday as part of welcoming events during coming days.

Bartlett Regional Hospital earned a five-star rating from The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Overall Hospital Quality Star Ratings List for 2025. A total of 291 U.S. hospitals received a five-star rating, and Bartlett is the sole five-star recipient in Alaska.

The final result could reveal tens or hundreds of millions of dollars in missed revenue for the state of Alaska.

President Donald Trump’s freeze on $8 billion of congressionally appropriated funding to the National Institutes of Health was illegal, the Government Accountability Office reported Tuesday.

Both of Alaska’s U.S. senators praise Trump’s health secretary for his health care efforts for state’s Indigenous people.

A petroglyph rock was found split in half last month, apparently damaged by someone attempting to remove the ancient carving, according to borough and U.S. Forest Service officials.

The state is taking money that was appropriated for one bad idea almost a generation ago and spending it on an equally wasteful idea.

King salmon fishing is back on for nonresident sport anglers in Southeast Alaska, effective Monday, Aug. 4, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has announced.