Juneau Independent

Last Thursday, despite recommendations of career prosecutors, the Trump administration indicted one former FBI director for allegedly lying to Congress. Two days later the president set his sights on another one. And on Tuesday, he told more than 800 of America’s top generals that they need to be prepared to “help quell civil disturbances” in cities across the country.

JDHS travels to league-leading West Anchorage on Saturday.

In just one night, at the Sept. 22 Assembly meeting, almost $30 million in cash went out the door.

A coalition of voting rights groups filed a class action against the Trump administration Tuesday over its creation of a searchable national citizenship database, likening it to the dossiers the fictional Oceania kept on citizens in George Orwell’s “1984.”

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The federal government started shutting down early Wednesday after Congress failed to approve a funding bill before the beginning of the new fiscal year — resulting in widespread ramifications for hundreds of programs and giving the Trump administration an avenue to fire federal workers en masse.

The senator is a hard worker who does her homework. She looks for compromises, albeit frustrating both sides of the political aisle who would prefer she not compromise on what they don’t like.

The cruise line Holland America will have a large Alaska-themed float in the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, the company announced Monday during a ceremony in Juneau.

Crimson Bears hunting ‘moose,’ other critters for bragging rights.