Six-month agreement will allow time for two new ARFF vehicles to arrive this summer, fire chief says.

It has now been more than a month since a Juneau man who had been staying at a local shelter for unhoused people was last seen by staff.

U.S. Forest Service leadership is in flux as the agency takes sweeping actions in managing the 17-million-acre Tongass National Forest, and making regulatory and administrative changes at all levels, Alaska-based officials reported this week.

1A Klawock and Skagway will meet in consolation bracket final

1A Kake and Hoonah girls lose final games in the state tournament

Assembly to consider sealed-bid auction, other options for selling 21,884-sq.-ft., mixed-use building from 1950s as CBJ moves operations to Michael J. Burns Building.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, in partnership with the City and Borough of Juneau, is scheduled to begin the first phases of the Phase 2 HESCO barrier project installation along the Mendenhall River during the week of March 16.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, in Anchorage, described federal investment in the Ambler Road as a smart financial move that could help unlock mineral resources.

Alaska’s lone member of the U.S. House of Representatives talks about a variety of issues after his speech to the state Legislature.

‘Endurance and Strength: The Power of the Clan House’ by Washington-based artist Bill Pfeifer will represent Celebration 2026.

State champions headed to Virginia, every member of team made it to a final event round.

New current-year oil price forecast of $75.26 far exceeds December’s $65.48 prediction; outlook for fiscal year starting July 1 is $75 a barrel, up from $62 in December.