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Alaska Legislature formalizes rules for physician assistants working within the state
Physician assistants may soon be able to operate more independently in Alaska, if Gov. Mike Dunleavy approves a bill passed Friday by the Alaska Legislature.
May 112 min read


Juneau youth rock out on stage after months of practice
oung Juneau musicians got a chance to bring down the house over the weekend at a dual fundraiser for the Juneau Soccer Club and a music program that groups kids who want to play in rock bands.
May 111 min read


Alaska legislators approve update for law that allows data sharing between hospitals
The Alaska Legislature has approved a bill that would update the law that governs how hospitals and clinics within the state share patient records and other health information.
May 111 min read


Storis icebreaker will have 40% fewer crew/family in Juneau than previously stated
Estimate last month of 200 personnel on Coast Guard ship now 120, with about 360 people including families rather than 600; but a second ship may someday be homeported here.
May 114 min read


Juneau School Board to consider adding language arts curriculum, technology equipment to this year’s budget
The Juneau School Board will consider what to add back to its budget for this fiscal year during a regular meeting Tuesday night.
May 111 min read


Supreme Court temporarily extends women's access to a widely used abortion pill
The Supreme Court is leaving women’s access to a widely used abortion pill untouched until at least Thursday, while the justices consider whether to allow restrictions on the drug, mifepristone, to take effect.
May 113 min read


Kaycee Parady selected as national youth delegate for 2026 Washington Youth Summit in D.C.
Kaycee Parady, a student at Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé as a National Youth Delegate to the 2026 Washington Youth Summit on the Environment at George Mason University.
May 111 min read


Letter: Heads up, Juneau
As I write this the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, with no prospect of reopening anytime soon. The result, with a roughly 60-day time lag as the last tankers from the Middle East are emptied and refineries and governments draw down reserves, is growing into the biggest energy shock in the history of industrial civilisation.
May 112 min read


Crimson Bears rained out in Anchorage tournament
JDHS softball team played four games before weather cancellations.
May 115 min read


Decision time arrives for Assembly on what to cut and keep in the budget
Finance Committee meetings this Wednesday and next will be where near-final decisions are expected on cuts to pools, museum, Eaglecrest, other facilities.
May 114 min read


Juneau topples Haines, Skagway in track tri-meet
Three-team event warms up Crimson Bears for home meet this weekend.
May 114 min read


What! They Don’t Pay Taxes?
Hilcorp, in acquiring BP’s Alaska assets, follows a record of cooperation with our state government that by working together each will formulate a tax solution that will be instrumental in the continued development of Alaska’s energy industry.
May 112 min read
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