Juneau Independent

More than a foot of additional snow possible during final two days of 2025; city and state offices closed until noon, limited operations elsewhere expected Tuesday.

‘Nobody here is starving,’ mayor says. But mail, medicine and Christmas gifts can’t get in, while people with medical issues can’t get out.

Mix of snow and freezing rain expected; total snowfall during weekend in northern Southeast Alaska ranged from 15 to 40 inches; Juneau sets records Saturday and Sunday.

Opening-day action from the basketball tournament at JDHS featuring the Crimson Bears and four visiting schools that is scheduled to continue through Tuesday.

Forecast at 3 p.m. calls for 9" of snow at airport rest of Sunday, 7" on Monday; closures on Monday include Tlingit and Haida, most non-emergency services at Bartlett hospital.

"Safest city" award despite record flooding (yet again); rainiest football game in memory filmed for the Super Bowl; loose cruise ship during gustnado prompts viral "disaster" videos.

Areas north of Auke Bay seeing heaviest accumulation; all CBJ facilities, Eaglecrest closed Sunday; snow/rain forecast through at least Wednesday.

Monroe Rams overpower Kake Thunderbirds 70-13.

Crimson Bears battle through two tough games with Lady Eagles, Lady Rams.

Crimson Bears welcome Fort Yukon, Kake, Monroe and Petersburg.

Forecast as of 8:45 p.m. Friday calls for extended precipitation from atmospheric river, winds gusting to 45 mph; mixed rain and snow possible throughout next week.

Girl and 17-year-old driver trapped when Jeep rolled into ditch in Christmas Eve crash; driver and the two occupants of the other vehicle were not significantly injured.