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Crimson Bears sweep Lady Kings on senior weekend
Seven Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé graduates honored.
May 243 min read
Fire destroys trailer home in Mendenhall Valley, one person hospitalized with burns
Home didn’t have smoke alarm, according to CCFR; cause of Sunday morning incident remains under investigation.
May 241 min read
Notes On The News: A day editing the Independent
May 20 was the 11-month anniversary of the Indy’s launch. It was also the final day of the legislative session, budget decision day for the Assembly, and full of other routine duties and breaking news.
May 245 min read
On The Trails: Basin Road, jumping mice, calypso orchids
On a recent chilly, drizzly day, I ventured up Basin Road with a friend. The flume trail was not available, due to some work project. Our time was limited, so we stuck to the road, up and back.
May 243 min read
Crimson Bears soccer boys nip Wolverines again
JDHS wins 1-0 for the second consecutive day over South Anchorage.
May 245 min read
Crimson Bears soccer girls fall to Wolverines
Lessons learned for state tournament with strong showing in Saturday's loss.
May 244 min read
Police blotter for May 22
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
May 241 min read
Senior Spotlight 2026: Young leaders in community taking bold steps
JDHS, YDHS and homeschool students share their journeys to graduation day and where they’re going next.
May 2313 min read
Clarence ‘Butch’ Laiti remembered as Lingít leader and fisheries advocate
Clarence “Butch” Laiti was Yanyeidí and T’aaḵu Ḵwáan, born and raised in Juneau. He was a Vietnam War veteran, grandfather and great grandfather.
May 231 min read
Bandura and Juneau Community Chorus concert offers a cultural exchange
'Strings Through Time: An Evening of Ukrainian and World Music' in the spotlight Saturday evening at Juneau Arts and Culture Center.
May 232 min read
Let’s show we are capable of civil and good-faith disagreements about the city’s future
Shouldn’t we be debating issues and not the personal profiles of people who participate in the democratic process?
May 233 min read
Police blotter for May 21
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
May 231 min read
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