The Alaska Legislature approved legislation to add a faculty member to the University of Alaska Board of Regents, the body that oversees policy and management of the state’s public university system.

Mazon goal, team defense earn JDHS pitch passage to state.

Crimson Bears still atop the Railbelt Conference state qualification.

JDHS wins two of three games on the road.

Crimson Bears win three at Kayhi Kings’ field.

House and Senate face deadline of 11:59 p.m. Wednesday to pass spending plan, which currently has a $40 million surplus if oil averages $75 a barrel.

At least 25 states, most controlled by Republicans, have used federal program known as SAVE to check their voter rolls.

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I am not talking about an annual PFD check, but rather Alaska’s original Permanent Fund, the wealth of our natural environment.

On a day in mid-May with alternating sun and showers, a friend and I took a stroll on the Outer Point Trail. Our original intent was a walk on the Rainforest Trail, but that idea was jettisoned vigorously and immediately upon seeing a horde of tourists beginning a guided tour there. The Outer Point Trail was ours for a time, and a few others came later.

Region V athletes jump, run, throw well, compete excellently.

A recent opinion piece by former mayoral candidate and prominent member of Affordable Juneau, Angela Rodell, made an assertion that our focus, as a city, should prioritize the annual floods that have caused incredible amounts of property damage to Juneauites, and have necessitated incredible feats of engineering to mitigate, rather than prioritizing those services and facilities that CBJ may need to discontinue due to a sudden decrease in revenue.