Juneau Independent

A small group of people gathered in St Ann’s Parish Hall for a reentry simulation, an event designed to mimic the first month of a prisoner reintegrating into society.

Two of three city-owned ARFF trucks aren’t operating, Assembly members told; airport can only accept smaller planes with one available truck, must halt flights if no trucks available.

JDHS’ Ault, Brewer, Carlson, Casperson, Dybdahl, Frisby, Gasga, Kuppert, Rielly, Williams will be feted.

JDHS girls senior trio to be honored in weekend against Tri-Valley Lady Warriors.

The nation’s main agency for handling disaster response and recovery is shuttered for the third time in recent months and its workers are on the verge of missing paychecks, as members of Congress and the White House remain divided in a separate dispute over immigration enforcement.

Variety of classical genres and co-players set for Saturday performance at Alaska State Museum.

The Alaska senator pointed out nominee had cast doubt on science-based vaccine schedules.

A three-tiered raven hat. A life-sized wooden beaver bowl. A blanket with designs representing important locations like Basket Bay. These are a few of the items displayed on stage during a Sealaska Heritage Institute lecture on the history of the Angoon Tlingit beaver crest on Wednesday, Feb. 18.

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Sweeping legal work verification bills have fared poorly in many places.

Alaska Legal Services Corporation is the state’s largest provider of free legal help for domestic violence survivors, but it has faced funding challenges.

Crimson Bears have become the ‘go-to’ halftime spectacle of game day.