The cost of U.S. military operations in Iran has exceeded $40 billion and the war will continue to cost taxpayers between $2 billion and $3 billion per month, according to an analysis released Tuesday by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.

Secondary releases have occurred in past years after major floods in August; weather service says water rising again Tuesday afternoon after drop during morning.

‘Let them know that they’re not alone, and then let them know that them reaching out was a really brave thing for them to do.’

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The public is invited to participate in “Scenario Choosing” workshops, the next round of the City and Borough of Juneau’s Comprehensive Plan update. Using community input from last winter’s “Juneau Futures” activities, the “Scenario Choosing” workshops will present a series of unique growth scenarios that explore what Juneau could look like in the future. Provide your input by participating in a workshop in person or online.

Assembly OKs 3% pay increase and $2,000 bonus for Katie Koester; City Attorney Emily Wright gets similar increase to $214,925.57.

In the University of Alaska Southeast hangar on Japonski Island, two watchmen are being carved and painted, the highest figures atop two 10-and-a-half-foot red cedar logs.

It has become a common refrain around the world, “USA is no longer the leader of the free world.” Why? Because our leaders have become bitter, angry and vengeful in authoritarianism. They have waged battles with and mocked our allies. And we Alaskans are very much to blame. Because we sent men to Washington who have capitulated to this.

American Geophysical Union is taking over management of the Arctic Report Card after the Trump administration abruptly ended support from NOAA.

Crimson Bears harriers run like rabbits around Ward Lake trail course.

Mayor cites confusion about changes in moving to table proposal after organization leaders express wide range of objections.

Incumbent Republican Rep. Nick Begich III and independent challenger Bill Hill agreed on most fisheries issues in the Kodiak debate, including support for reducing bycatch and protecting fish stocks.