Juneau Independent

The first First Friday of 2026 will feature art and photography exhibits; dance social.

Cruise ships, tragic incidents and extreme weather got the most web clicks, along with one odd item demonstrating why the importance of news is about more than just numbers.

Berms reach new heights and weigh down spirits for residents trying to clear paths for days on end, but locals and visitors also find light moments in the heavy snowpack.

New Year's Day brings time to mitigate property and catch up on plowing, weather service and CBJ states; DOT continues monitoring avalanche risk.

New Year’s broadcast to feature historical 49th state humor from the Bluescast’s 30-year run.

Crimson Bears defeat Kake 72-20, battle through Monroe 60-44.

Crimson Bears nip Lady Rams 50-44, bite Lady Eagles 44-31.

Original Ashby and Leak saloon built in 1891 gutted by fire in 1906; building became the Louvre Theatre before reopening in 1917 as a mercantile store and then the current bar.

Avalanche advisory remains in effect; runway closure results in flight cancellations; trash pickup again halted Wednesday; Juneau about 6.5" shy of record snowfall for any month.

Harbormaster Matthew Creswell reminds community members to stay safe while clearing snow from sinking vessels.

No evacuation advisory at this time — additional alerts will be issued if conditions escalate and further action is required.

Many businesses shut or closing early Tuesday, including IGA supermarkets at 6p; Thane Road closing at 8p; numerous boats and shelters swamped in harbors.