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Police blotter for Sept. 22
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
Sep 251 min read


Police blotter for Sept. 21
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
Sep 251 min read


Firefighters’ union and city at deadlock in contract negotiations
Wages are the key issue unresolved as firefighters face burnout, union representative says.
Sep 245 min read


Murkowski, Sullivan join 10 US senators urging reversal of funding cuts for Native students
Alaska Republican U.S. Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan signed on to a letter with 10 other U.S. senators, calling on the U.S. Department of Education to reverse the decision to cut millions in congressionally approved grant funding for Native American-serving colleges and universities nationwide.
Sep 243 min read


Affordability requires Assembly accountability
Recently, current and former members of the Juneau Assembly have spoken out against the two “affordability” ballot measures on the October ballot. It’s no surprise — they helped shape the policies and priorities that paved the way for Juneau’s growing unaffordability.
Sep 243 min read


Juneau at a crossroads: People before budgets
It started the way many community movements do — neighbors gathered around coffee, talking about rising bills, the kids who had left and not come back, and a growing sense that Juneau has become just too expensive for ordinary people to stay.
Sep 243 min read


Mountain at Eaglecrest Ski Area closed to public as work begins on gondola access road
Project is expected to take several weeks; periodic assessments about whether it’s safe to allow access will be made, general manager says.
Sep 242 min read


Firewood available for harvest on Pioneer Road; permit required
Firewood will be available for individual harvest later this week at no cost to Juneau residents with the required permit.
Sep 241 min read


Deedie Sorensen jumps into school board race after getting ‘full-court press’ to set retirement plans aside
Juneau Board of Education president turned in write-in paperwork to city clerk Wednesday.
Sep 242 min read


Juneau man gets six-year prison sentence for burglary and child sexual abuse material convictions
Lucas Suryan, 22, broke into two homes, and posted and downloaded illicit content online, according to prosecutors.
Sep 242 min read


Storm causes major damage at Elfin Cove
A low-pressure system hit Elfin Cove like a tornado around 10:30 a.m. Monday morning, causing serious damage to at least five residences, and cutting off the small town’s boardwalk and trail system, electrical infrastructure and water lines, as well as its Raven Radio transmitter station.
Sep 245 min read


Vote for Juneau's future: A well-funded, vibrant capital city
The message being forwarded with the citizen initiative ballot measures is one of municipal gluttony. Propositions one and two tell you to vote to cut everyone's taxes because the City and Borough of Juneau has far too much money, and really should have less of it. But looking at the data I only see a city that is underfunded.
Sep 243 min read
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