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Free legal aid services in Alaska get a boost from state and foundation funding
More Alaskans are set to have access to free legal aid as Alaska’s largest provider of legal assistance for civil cases gets a boost in short and longer term funding from the state and the Rasmuson Foundation.
Jul 23 min read
Norovirus outbreaks affect at least 145 people on two cruise ships during voyages with stops in Juneau
At least 125 infected aboard Ruby Princess during June 12 to July 2 trip; 20 of 95 aboard National Geographic Sea Bird infected in second outbreak this year on that ship.
Jul 23 min read
Police blotter for June 30
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
Jul 21 min read
Here's what's happening for First Friday in July
July's First Friday will feature a circus, celebration of life, and free pup cups and dog bandanas.
Jul 22 min read
CBJ extends ‘formal invitation’ to Goldbelt to discuss Eaglecrest takeover
City says deal can’t be tied to company’s proposed West Douglas cruise port; update scheduled to be discussed by ski area’s board of directors Thursday.
Jul 23 min read
Taku River glacial outburst flood crests without breaching riverbanks
A glacial outburst flood on the Taku River south of Juneau crested early Wednesday morning.
Jul 21 min read
Shipbuilder submits bid to replace an iconic but aged Tustumena state ferry
A Louisiana shipbuilder is proposing to build a replacement for one of the workhorse vessels in the Alaska state ferry fleet.
Jul 23 min read
This year’s outburst flood expected to be similar to last year’s, but variables remain
No significant changes to basin capacity, according to recent drone survey; how the flood hazard changes over time yet to be understood.
Jul 15 min read
Kristin Jones completes historic English Channel swim
Swim effort from England to France produces one of the fastest all-time crossings for women.
Jul 115 min read
Statewide prevention initiative aims to combat Alaska’s high rates of child sexual abuse
Alaska Children’s Trust is leading a statewide collaborative effort to reduce risks, set safety protocols and educate communities to prevent harm
Jul 18 min read
Obituary: Albert Lunden Christensen
Albert Lunden Christensen was born in Sacramento, California, on Aug. 11, 1939, to Esther and Carl Christensen.
Jul 12 min read
Former Eaglecrest supervisor Julie Jackson Piper is lone finalist to be ski area’s new general manager
Board interview scheduled Thursday for Piper, who was the runner-up during the previous search for a GM in 2024; board will hear about possible Goldbelt takeover of operations.
Jul 13 min read
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