Public can leave feedback on recreation fee increases for sites in Juneau, Ketchikan and near Hoonah until July 20.

Oscar Griffin, 25, last seen in area on June 29, was found last Thursday after search by officials; JPD says death not considered suspicious.

Former instructor and supervisor at ski area says she wants to rebuild community trust and support; board member says possible private operating agreement is ‘probably years away.’

Suicide Basin still expected to fill early August; USACE completes Phase 2 installation.

The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé class of 1966, this year's grand marshal for the Douglas Fourth of July parade, walks together on Saturday, July 4, 2026. Barbara Nielson, who traveled from Seattle, and Sharon Kelly, who lives on Douglas, hold the banner. (Jasz Garrett / Juneau Independent) By Jasz Garrett Juneau Independent The same class that marched across the Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé graduation stage 60 years ago marched in the Douglas Fourth

Museum will be closed Sundays through Tuesdays, open reduced hours other days due to budget cuts; seasonal workers will supplement volunteers and lone holdover employee.

Incoming JDHS senior finished his fourth junior race in 30 minutes and 44 seconds.

Couple’s Auke Bay front yard becomes a pitch for pink players keeping pace with World Cup matches.

Familiar floats get extra flourishes, new entries mark semiquincentennial and snowmageddon, and a young grand marshal regains his footing.

Annual watermelon-eating contest, soapbox derby trials, marching band concert continue their traditions despite threat of stormy weather.

As nation prepares to celebrate 250th birthday on Saturday, statue of ‘Official Greeter of Juneau, Alaska’ marks 34th anniversary Friday.

Cade Jobsis, 5, getting community-supported treatment for rare disorder, and cleanup activists Leticia McRae and Litter Free are grand marshals for 250th Independence Day.