The former Juneau Police officer who slammed a man to the ground during an arrest last summer is asking a court judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought against him by the man he arrested.

Official minimum wage will rise by $1 to $14 an hour, but employers have already had to beat that rate to attract workers, a state economist says.

Sítʼ Yá Hítʼs first reservation is Saturday night.

Spokesperson for the Interior Department said the new guidance creates ‘a more consistent approach’ on incident communications

In the first week of June, three men flew into Haines to meet with borough manager Alekka Fullerton. They were executives she hadn’t met from a company she hadn’t heard of. As she learned at the meeting, they manage much of the operations at the borough’s cruise ship dock.

Two people "believed to have information regarding a reported burglary at the Dimond Park concession stand" on the night of Tuesday, June 2, are being sought by the Juneau Police Department.

Members unanimously send state DOT project to Juneau Assembly for consideration.

Federal plans for millions of acres of land could be invalid under a new interpretation of a 1996 law.

Candidates weigh in on how they'd use AI in their administration, as well as safeguards they'd adopt.

One of the first questions we received from a newspaper supporter at the Independent’s first fundraiser in February was, “How can we help the Independent?”

Unprecedented election dispute involving Petersburg resident with same name as Republican incumbent heard Thursday by Anchorage judge, who plans to issue decision Friday.

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