Juneau Independent

Threat by about 70 educators comes as disputes remain unresolved after nine months of contract negotiations; educators say they’re not yet ready to strike.

JDHS hosts defending state champion Palmer at Bears ‘barn’ season opener

Residents say evictions unnecessary if lawsuit to halt redevelopment of neighborhood succeeds; city says residents’ arguments don’t show the evictions were done illegally.

Returning money designated for childcare to the city put on hold by district leaders while Auke Lake Preschool’s new operations are further evaluated.

Christopher Williams Jr. claims Brandon LeBlanc acted maliciously, and CBJ failed to properly supervise and train officer.

"I just don't think this is the right time to implement this ordinance," says Ella Adkison, who originated proposal to make Juneau the first in Alaska to use the methodology for municipal elections.

People heating homes with wood or propane may need to obtain exemption cards from city; some companies still determining what customers, items and services won’t be taxed.

Moving event to November’s "soup weather" instead of April helps shelter at a time when concerns about homelessness are increasing in Juneau.

Lower cap on property taxes may have biggest impact, with funding for extracurricular activities, buses and meals among specific concerns

Crimson Bears’ Nizich all-tourney, Dimond tops Colony for title.

People hastily pack some belongings into donated totes and bags, abandon many other items for bulldozers as city clears sites as winter weather sets in.

A Juneau family seeks closure through sentencing, but faces lifelong complications, financial instability.