Juneau Independent

Alaskans whose convictions were vacated, reversed or dismissed have two years to apply for past dividend payments they were ineligible for while in prison.

Incoming JDHS senior finished his fourth junior race in 30 minutes and 44 seconds.

In the midst of trying to prepare for the coming jökulhlaup, there have been some bright spots.

This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.

Ashton Buswell cheered on a rainy Saturday morning as his sister hit a croquet ball at the State Capitol Building in Juneau. His family set up the game in a bit of an unconventional spot.

The Princess Cruises ship Ruby Princess reports a second outbreak of an illness causing “acute gastroenteritis” among crew and passengers, according to an email sent to Haines borough employees. The ship is scheduled to dock at 11 a.m. Monday in Haines.

Federal regulators plan to reevaluate fishing closure boundaries established to protect endangered Steller sea lions in Alaska, part of a national Trump administration push to cut regulation of U.S. commercial seafood harvests.

Couple’s Auke Bay front yard becomes a pitch for pink players keeping pace with World Cup matches.

This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.

Renovation of Adair-Kennedy Memorial Park’s outdoor tennis and pickleball courts begins Monday, July 6. Renovations will result in fresh court surfaces and paint, new net posts, and three functional courts: one for tennis that can be used as two shared pickleball courts, and two dedicated pickleball courts.

Familiar floats get extra flourishes, new entries mark semiquincentennial and snowmageddon, and a young grand marshal regains his footing.

This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.