Juneau Independent

The nation’s prison population grew for the second consecutive year in 2023, reversing more than a decade of steady decline.

Team from Alaska‘s northernmost city defeats Metlakatla, JDHS and West Anchorage — all in straight sets — to claim title at two-day tournament.

“It's like your heart lives here and there, trying between these worlds to be normal, stay normal.”

Crimson Bears swim some of their personal best times, try new dives to prep for regionals.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday is scheduled to hear oral arguments in a case that could reverse or solidify state laws across the country that ban a controversial counseling practice for LGBTQ+ youth.

Proposed road, being developed by Alaska’s state-owned investment bank, would open access to a mining region in northwest Alaska.

Juneau’s city election day is here. If you are going to vote you must do so by 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 7. If you haven't voted already, you should make it a priority to do so.

Organization’s study of three tax propositions on Oct. 7 ballot states loss of city revenue may directly cost residents and businesses as well.

Under an agreement with CBJ, the court issues temporary parking permits to jurors. It does not issue parking permits to prospective jurors.

Once you have tasted it, you’ll find it irresistible.

The time for passivity has passed. Our legislators must take clear, courageous stances against extremist movements and harmful legislation that endanger vulnerable communities. The health, safety and future of Alaska depend on it.

Community isn’t something we simply talk about in Juneau, it’s something we build. We can see it in the way neighbors shovel each other’s driveways, keep watch over a friend’s boat, or share the bounty of a good fishing day. And, perhaps most beautifully, we can see it in something as humble and enduring as a neatly stacked pile of firewood.