Juneau Independent

While some states are seeing more enrollees, there has been a drop nationwide.

In oral argument, two of three judges voiced disagreement with the state’s interpretation of a law used to charge a Whittier woman.

JDHS battles in loss to Colony at T-Bird Classic Tournament.

Crimson Bears dent the Delta Junction pipes in 4-2 win.

I am writing about the 22nd annual 12 x 12 Exhibition at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum. The theme for this year is “Monochrome in Color.” I would like people to know more about it so they can submit a piece of their work if they are interested. 

Political compromise isn’t a reason to restrict free speech, Judge Adolf Zeman says in Thursday ruling.

President Donald Trump outlined his health care proposals to Congress on Thursday, asking lawmakers to approve several broad policy changes “without delay” — but left out any mention of enhanced tax credits whose expiration has left some Americans with skyrocketing costs. 

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A Superior Court judge issued an order Wednesday dismissing two felony assault charges and maintaining a felony robbery charge against Pietr K. Dabaluz, a 19-year-old Juneau man involved in a fight during an Aug. 30, 2025, protest rally at the Sitka roundabout.

Changing design after public process will lead to further delays and costs, city project manager says during special meeting Thursday.

Richard B. “Rick” Lauber, 97, of Juneau, Alaska, passed away peacefully on September 6, 2025. A devoted husband, father, and grandfather, Rick dedicated his life to public service and the maritime industries that define Alaska.

A woman was rescued from her flooded car in a ditch along Sawmill Road early Wednesday morning.  Emergency responders headed to the road’s intersection with the Haines Highway just after 8 a.m. where they found the Subaru stuck in water up to its bumper.