Juneau Independent

Resurrection Lutheran Church’s new leadership bans former pastor from property, asserts planned holiday worship and meal were unauthorized intrusion into building.

Section of Glacier Highway closed for more than three hours; cause of accident remains under investigation, according to JPD.

More than 625 students participated in Anchorage tournament; here are their results and 215 photos of the competition, awards and other notable moments

Additional precipitation forecast for Sunday and beyond, but may turn to rain due to warming temperatures, according to National Weather Service.

Futbol kits at annual tournament bear names that would make St. Nick chuckle. (Article includes gallery with 109 photos)

Full names, birthdates, residential addresses, and driver’s license or last four digits of social security numbers turned over, Lt. Gov. says; most states have refused, citing privacy issues.

Scaled-back Christmas Eve celebrations planned at Eaglecrest and elsewhere; Tlingit and Haida among those providing water to homes that have gone without for days.

Juneau breaks cold-temperature records three of the past four days; forecast calls for possibility of significant snowfall over several days beginning Friday.

Juneau Nordic Ski Club fundraiser brings holiday glow to campground trails.

The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Crimson Bears girls and boys varsity basketball teams continued their respective road trips Saturday, with the girls defeating the North Pole Lady Patriots 49-36 at the Doc Larson Roundball Classic in Wasilla and the boys defeating the Sunnyside Wildcats (Fresno, California) 47-43 at the Tarkanian Classic in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

Michael Wright says he tried to help Calvin Olsen by giving him a temporary place to stay; instead Olsen died at the home alone and Wright lost what scarce belongings he had.

‘My kids and I don’t have no place to go,’ father says as donations sought to replace family’s lost belongings.