Juneau Independent

Crimson Bears cheer athletes put in long hours of work for short minutes on the court.

Band seniors Morgan, Rivera, Newell, Barr, Huff, Powers, Urrutia-Lugo, Doten-Ferguson, Zamora to be honored.

When northerly winds blow 10 degrees Fahrenheit Interior air into Lynn Canal, some Juneauites head for the windblown slopes on Eaglecrest or the downwind side of Mendenhall Lake. Others head for the water.

Lawyers for the Trump administration are defending a Biden-era decision to veto the controversial Pebble project in Alaska’s Bristol Bay region.

Nearly 4,400 people say what they would fund first and cut first as Juneau’s leaders face leaner budget process; respondents also more open than expected to new taxes or fees.

Roy Alan Box was born Feb. 2, 1935, in Wallace, Idaho, to Ralph Box and Bessie (Thompson) Box, and grew up in Wallace and Chehalis, Washington.  

Clergy, immigration attorneys and advocates raised concerns about increased ICE operations in Alaska, particularly the detention of minors.

Language educators in Juneau are working to create a Master’s in teaching program for Indigenous languages at the University of Alaska Southeast. It would be the first of its kind in Alaska.

For generations, the Organized Village of Kake and other Southeast Alaska tribes have been stewards of the Tongass National Forest, the largest temperate rainforest in the world.

Junior Lama Siufanua, 38, left his belongings at the shelter, according to police department.

Assembly members decide to invest time in receiving input from residents who feel unheard in what has been called a confusing process by both sides.

President Donald Trump’s administration took more steps Monday to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, announcing two additional interagency agreements with other departments that will transfer more of its responsibilities to those agencies.