Juneau Independent

Autumn crept up on us, deluding us with a series of wonderfully sunny, summery days in late August and early September — although those days were getting shorter and shorter.

Bartlett High School controls battle at the line of scrimmage as JDHS struggles to find footing on the road.

One former politician recently asserted that “Juneau has collected unprecedented property tax and sales tax revenue in the last few years and keeps rolling those millions into a slush fund,” and implied that the money is being squirreled away to be used for wasteful projects.  Another pundit referred to “over-inflated reserve accounts.”

This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.

This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.

Revisions to the management plan for the Haines State Forest could be available for public review as early as this winter and could lead to significant changes in land use and management. 

Some American claims to parts of the High Arctic have not been internationally recognized because the U.S. hasn’t ratified a treaty.

A gold exploration project at Coeur Alaska’s Kensington Mine north of Juneau has revealed thousands more ounces of precious metals. The...

After LeConte breaks down, Klondike Road Relay participants hop onto the Hubbard, catamarans instead

Saxman master carver Lee Wallace hopes to send totem to Juneau this month as one of 30 planned for Kootéeyaa Deiyí along the waterfront.

President Donald Trump’s aim to shutter the Education Department faces steep hurdles in Congress, where Republicans’ legislative efforts to abolish the agency remain stalled and appropriators have rejected many of his proposed cuts to education spending.

For affordability or adventure, some Juneauites make a watery escape from the hostile housing market.