Juneau Independent

Vivacious holiday ballet production to open Juneau Dance Theatre’s 51st season.

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There could soon be two new faces in the Division of Forestry Haines office, with the division promoting longtime area forester Greg Palmieri to a regionwide management position, and hoping to hire a second forester position in Haines, spokesperson Lorraine Henry said last week.

New model will test AI prior authorizations in 6 states; physicians fear more denials and delays for older adults.

The federal government research organization that has been devoted for half a century to renewable energy development has had the word “renewable” stripped from its name.

Crimson Bears outshine Stars in classic team effort

Falcons’ hoopsters host TMMS Ice Breaker Tournament.

Brian Hall, sentenced in 1995, could still be considered for release under new sentencing guidelines mandated by the U.S. Supreme Court.

What does it mean for Juneau now that Áakʼw Tʼáak Sítʼ, the glacier behind the little lake, has receded from the icy water?

Forecast for cold temps and snow starting Sunday may allow resort to open the following weekend.

Officials say progress made on accessing long-abandoned mine, hope for draft remediation plan by end of next year and final plan by 2029.

Clearly, the elements are not just a bummer for dozens of our unsheltered friends and neighbors. They are pervasive, life-threatening forces which combined with inner turmoil create a reality of constant anguish. It is easy to feel down during this time of year, but it is also important to take stock of everything good that the community is doing to address the issues of homelessness, hunger, and despair.