Juneau Independent

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.

Support plunged among progressives and moderates who had previously given her positive ratings, new polling shows.

Orders issued two days after governor suffers series of defeats on education, other issues during special session.

Registration for after-school child care in the Juneau School District opened last Friday, but the information the district provided to...

City leaders giving residents another opportunity to weigh in before considering new rules for 2026; change would now apply only to Assembly, not school board races.

Juneau craft stores pick up slack, expand stock after craft giant shuts down Shelves of colorful yarn at Changing Tides on Tuesday, July...

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Which is better? Peach dessert by Patty Schied By Patty Schied What could be better this time of year than eating homemade fresh peach...

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