Restored downtown mansion owned by couple for nearly 30 years among 20 finalists in USA Today online vote that ends Aug. 3.

Skateboarder, 36, sustains life-threatening injuries, driver cooperated with investigation; no charges currently filed Sirens on a Juneau Police Department vehicle. (Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Independent file photo) By Jasz Garrett Juneau Independent A 36-year-old Juneau man was riding a skateboard over the Douglas Bridge toward 10th Street when a car struck him on Sunday evening. The Juneau Police Department responded to the intersection of 10th Street and Egan Drive at approx

Honoree speaks to the challenges those veterans and families face.

Juneau Junior All-Stars fall behind early, rally late to defeat Ketchikan 14-11.

Greased pole walk of 15’ 4.5" is nearly two feet longer than previous high; other Juneau participants also claim top spots in traditional Indigenous events at four-day competition in Fairbanks.

Three-day event through Sunday part of effort to bring new life to 17th-century folk frolic that hits its heyday in Juneau starting in the late 1980s.

18 of 88 people affected during July 10-15 voyage from Sitka to Juneau, cause unknown, according to CDC; ship is only one in U.S. ports with more than one reported outbreak in 2026.

Behind the scenes of a climactic day in the Alaska Legislature for the proposed trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline.

Issues related to short- and long-term mitigation measures will be discussed at future meeting after this year’s flood occurs, city manager says.

Incumbent Paul Kelly being challenged for Areawide Assembly; newcomers seek open District 1 and District 2 seats; both school board incumbents say they’re running again.

Baseball falls to Ketchikan 15-5 at Adair, softball falls to Abbott-O-Rabbit 16-1 at Palmer.

‘Show me your cemeteries and I will show you what kind of people you have.’