Juneau Independent

Sen. Lisa Murkowski has rarely been afraid to stand up to President Donald Trump. But this week she endorsed one of Trump’s reliable enablers.

Ski area features $7 lift tickets and a weekend party, but hardships include no water at lodges for weeks, resignation of top leaders and tough questions about financial future.

Pacific Northwest firefighter succeeds Chief Rich Etheridge following his retirement after he led the department for more than 15 years.

Widespread fuel-gelling in the Chilkat Valley’s supply of diesel halted trucks, plows and a highway-project crew in December.  

Among the many impacts of the storm, 10 boats sank in harbors across the city, weighed down by snow loads. Juneau Docks and Harbors deployed extra deckhands to shovel boats out before they went under.

Eleven players set to be honored at 6 p.m. Sunday before home game against Kodiak.

City sought Jan. 21 date for eviction originally scheduled last November; Maureen Conerton and husband Jeff Brown argued that was unreasonable due to his disabilities.

‘We are so grateful for how he came and just literally revolutionized this world.’

Anchorage road conditions postpone all school activities, including tourney JDHS is in.

Cancellation of sailings by Royal Caribbean enough to narrowly tip the balance in favor of Alaska’s southernmost port, CBJ tourism manager says.

I have lived in Haines for the last 30 years, year-round. As a senior citizen I oppose the Cascade Point Ferry Terminal because it establishes a barrier, rather than an improvement, in our ability to travel from Haines (or Skagway) to Juneau.

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