Juneau Independent

Southeast Alaska Native artists invited to submit designs based on theme “Enduring Strength” Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) is calling...

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The ‘Roadless Rule’ has prohibited new road construction, a prerequisite for large-scale logging, on vast swaths of federal land since 2001.

112-year-old Juneau landmark third in online voting as of Wednesday; voting continues until Sept. 22.

Alaska was one of 40 states, the District of Columbia and several territories sent warning letters by US Health and Human Services stating they risk losing federal funding.

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I'm encouraging my friends and neighbors to vote no on Propositions 1 and 2, and yes on Proposition 3.

Forget the notion of one person, one vote. Election map makers have a new slogan: One person, one favored voter, the others don’t count.

Tidal Network, which is looking to expand the reach of its wireless internet service in town, is considering its next steps after the planning and zoning commission unanimously rejected the tribal nonprofit’s permit application to install a 250-foot-tall signal tower back from the highway near 13-Mile.

Ten members of the US House Committee on Natural Resources are visiting Southeast and Southcentral Alaska, including addressing the annual conference of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association.

Fisheries managers cut short this summer’s Southeast Alaska commercial dungeness crab season by six days because initial harvest projections fell below the required threshold for a full season. But now, after determining that a high number of soft-shelled crabs contributed to low harvest projections, managers have opted to open fall dungeness fishing for its full length.