Dozens of trash cans with a colorful facelift and easy-use handles to be placed downtown.

Relocation to Michael J. Burns Building expected next May rather than end of this year; public input sought on either open auction or direct sale to SHI of existing City Hall.

Alaska and other states are tracking thousands of cases of the intestinal illness; Michigan hit hardest.

There’s a strange bit of cognitive dissonance sitting in Juneau mailboxes right now.

Utilities have proposed more than $18B in increases this year, a new report found.

Alaska’s primary election just over a month away, and the deadline to register to vote in that election is Sunday, July 19.

Computed tomography (CT) X-ray machines create rotatable images that TSA officers can examine without disrupting people’s belongings.

Days after another young bear was euthanized after being shot, animal spotted during past several days in victiny of Dredge Lake is ‘a watch-and-see situation.’

The Alaska Democratic Party is suing the Alaska Division of Elections, alleging that officials improperly approved a Republican candidate who failed to disclose his personal finances, as required by state law.

Renovations are underway for two affordable housing complexes in Juneau. Residents say the upgrades are sorely needed but the transition has been challenging.

Juneau athletes, athletic families and/or like-minded sporting fans will be treated to, or can participate in, the Ranger Lead The Way - Swim Run Juneau event at Amalga Meadows Park on Saturday.

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