Juneau Independent

Bad scares for a good cause: Earls family raises funds for Cure for Cade, Southeast Alaska Food Bank.

Finance Committee suggests returning about $1M of the funds to CBJ — then possibly asking for some back for other uses — and reallocating the rest for items to be determined by full board.

WalletHub ranks Juneau 86th for home/community safety and 57th for financial safety out of 182 cities; company says top disaster rating does not factor in record glacial flooding.

The president also pledged $25 million in immediate disaster relief funding to cover costs as storm damage is still assessed.

Frank Hauser seeks to address future school district challenges amidst mixed reviews during his tenure.

JDHS junior Aurora Madsen reflects on her travel with the Crimson Bears.

Tax-cut propositions pass, seasonal sales tax fails; turnout down slightly from 2024 municipal election Signs at City Hall as in-person early voting begins on Monday, Sept. 22, 2025, for the Oct. 7 municipal election. (Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) By Mark Sabbatini Juneau Independent This is a developing story. Nathaniel “Nano” Brooks will join a Juneau Assembly that will have less money to spend, and Melissa Cullum and Jenny Thomas will join a school board they’ve st

Former Democratic congresswoman — who is not a declared candidate — leads two-term Republican 48%-46% in hypothetical matchup

State says it is "not mechanically possible" to subsidize SNAP benefits for more than 66,000 residents.

Residents upset about living costs, demolition of Telephone Hill, moving City Hall opt for leaner government as state and US leaders are warning of tough times ahead.

Crimson Bears’ upper class also defeat coaches in relay challenge.

Crimson Bears respond to improving Lady Kings' play.