Show traditionally occurs on the eve of Independence Day activities in Alaska’s capital, but rain also means delays during some years.

Support of a new dock is needed — but so is support of housing, childcare and medical services for incoming crew members.

The U.S. Coast Guard is continuing its investigation of a June 22 helicopter crash on Harbor Mountain that resulted in minor injuries to four crew members.

Gaming hall near Eaglecrest Ski Area still facing legal questions from state and federal officials, plus complaints from some members of family that owns the land.

Nico Herbert's last contracted day is Aug. 5 with the Juneau School District.

DOJ and Alaska officials are pursuing conspiracy, mail fraud, other possible charges due to accusations challenger with same name as incumbent is trying to confuse voters, NBC reports.

At least 125 infected aboard Ruby Princess during June 12 to July 2 trip; 20 of 95 aboard National Geographic Sea Bird infected in second outbreak this year on that ship.

July's First Friday will feature a circus, celebration of life, and free pup cups and dog bandanas.

City says deal can’t be tied to company’s proposed West Douglas cruise port; update scheduled to be discussed by ski area’s board of directors Thursday.

No significant changes to basin capacity, according to recent drone survey; how the flood hazard changes over time yet to be understood.

Swim effort from England to France produces one of the fastest all-time crossings for women.

Board interview scheduled Thursday for Piper, who was the runner-up during the previous search for a GM in 2024; board will hear about possible Goldbelt takeover of operations.