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Crimson Bears are ‘Aces’ in state semifinal win over Wolfpack
JDHS deals 11-1 run-rule to West Valley, earns state championship game against Service on Saturday.
Jun 57 min read


James Johnson’s ‘Bear Tunic’ tops honors among seven winners of Juried Art Show and Competition at Celebration
Juneau-born Tlingit artist wins four awards for tunic, plus another for his ‘Sea Otter Bowl’; six other show artists and four youth artists also honored at ceremony.
Jun 53 min read


Herbert Glacier Cabin rejected by US Forest Service due to mining and other ‘site complexity’
Site was ‘top selection’ for a cabin near Juneau in 2022; final decision notice issued last week by USFS cites preexisting mining claims and ongoing work for proposed Amalga mine.
Jun 53 min read


Eaglecrest board OKs ticket price hikes, 3% credit card fee to help cope with costs
Increase comes as local leaders say users need to show support for financially struggling ski area; Tier 1 season passes will cost $690, up from $630; adult day tickets $85, up from $75.
Jun 54 min read


Giant cabbage named Alaska’s official state vegetable by Legislature
Symbol added to agriculture bill, awaits governor’s approval or veto.
Jun 53 min read


Crimson Bears girls get slow start at state softball championships
Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé goes 0-3 on first day
Jun 44 min read


Crimson Bears open state baseball championships with 8-3 win
Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé defeats Colony as entire roster contributes.
Jun 48 min read


Voter bonds for $16M in school projects, $9.4M in utility upgrades near final Assembly consideration
Finance Committee on Wednesday sends both measures to full Assembly, but some members express concerns due sales tax measures that may also be on ballot.
Jun 43 min read


Film festival brings stories from Southeast to the big screen
Second annual ‘See Stories Live’ event features work from youth filmmakers.
Jun 44 min read


Grand Entrance participants feel the warmth as Celebration 2026 gets off to sunny start
More than 1,800 Indigenous dancers in 34 groups, including longtime participants and new invitees, officially start four-day biennial gathering.
Jun 33 min read


Tlingit and Haida opens Two Coppers Casino after years-long effort, but its legal status isn’t a sure bet
Tribal president says ‘I feel fairly secure’ about legality of gaming establishment despite federal ruling last fall that raised questions, but said challenge by state is possible.
Jun 35 min read


Crimson Bears basketball banquet celebrates end of season
Dybdahl earns MVP, Ault the Coaches’ Award, Casperson honored with George Houston Award.
Jun 35 min read
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