Comments on draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan for 2027-30 open until Oct. 29

Extraterrestrial encounters share space with Sasquatch sightings on themed cruise that exchanges experiences with alien-watching allies in Alaska’s capital.

Former director, now working as a temporary curator, says some activities such as accepting donations, processing collection items and tours have halted.

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.’

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

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.

Success of Franklin Dock opened the way for more than 40 ports elsewhere to electrify at least some of their docks; but local proposal to add two electrified docks running into ‘sticker shock.’

All eight candidates weigh in on economic, other issues at forum hosted by the Greater Juneau Chamber of Commerce.

Crimson Bears senior QB Krew Ridle again has a big game rushing and scoring; Knights rally to tie game in third quarter, but lose momentum in final minutes.

Department of Law said it found possible gaps in disclosure forms filed by candidates, but a review by the Alaska Beacon found many of the gaps either didn’t exist or were more minor errors.