Juneau Independent

Organizers of twice-weekly meals say they are also looking to provide other types of help and networking to furloughed employees.

An estimated 2,000 evacuees are expected in Anchorage by Friday, mayor says.

A new administrative order seeks to radically reduce state regulations that underpin dozens of professions, utilities, elections and more.

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A fair courts group and a Juneau man had challenged the governor’s decision to put a suspended attorney in a public seat.

Ahead of thousands of anti-authoritarian “No Kings” protests planned for Saturday across the United States, Republicans are trying to brand the demonstrations as “hate America” rallies, ramping up their rhetoric about the millions of people expected to peacefully protest President Donald Trump and his administration’s policies as they did in June…( Read full story )

Rows of tents remain on Teal Street for now, but city manager says "we will need to clean up the camp before there is much snowfall."

Unlimited mat potential for defending Region V champion Crimson Bears.

Manager says CBJ-owned airport hasn’t been asked by TSA to show video, legal staff believe it would be illegal under Hatch Act.

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More than a dozen parents of Mt. Edgecumbe High School students shared concerns with the MEHS Advisory Board on Thursday regarding changes in staffing, academics, extracurriculars and residential life at the state-run boarding school.

“Taku for Two” duo focuses on the history of Juneau and Southeast Alaska.