City 'anticipates operating under emergency declarations until the threat to life, safety, and property is mitigated.'

SB 24, which also aimed to raise the state’s legal smoking age from 19 to 21, was vetoed by governor Thursday; final fate will be determined Friday with decision on override vote.

A man arrested on a cruise ship last year in Juneau for stealing identities of U.S. citizens and using one of them for the voyage to Alaska was sentenced Wednesday to more than four years in prison, according to the U.S. Attorney’s office.

Alaska has been allocated about $99 million in new fishery disaster assistance, making up the majority of the $123.6 million in aid that federal officials on Wednesday said is headed to Alaska, Washington, Oregon and California.

The Juneau Garden Club recently installed a large raised garden planter at the Pioneer Home.

Ruins of building are among the remnants from Juneau’s original dairy farms.

Bill that passed House 34-5 stalls in Senate as majority caucus members express concerns about size of tax breaks given to project, unresolved questions about costs and revenues.

The proposed trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline project would generate an average of almost $800 million per year for the state treasury for 30 years starting in 2033, according to a new estimate from the Alaska Department of Revenue that includes a proposed tax break approved by the state House.

12th meeting by group comes after five months of reviewing residents’ attitudes about visitors, whale watching and flightseeing, cruise operations, and Goldbelt’s dock plans.

Democrats are growing hopeful they can recapture the U.S. Senate in this fall’s midterm elections amid President Donald Trump’s plummeting approval ratings.

National Science Foundation says expert panel will now determine future of program, which includes ecosystem and climate data collection in Alaska.

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