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Update: Juneau man dies after falling more than 100 feet near Salmon Creek Dam
A hiker who fell about 150 feet near Salmon Creek Dam on Saturday afternoon died from injuries sustained, according to Capital City Fire/Rescue.
Jun 221 min read
Alaska Sens. Dan Sullivan, Lisa Murkowski offer support for Trump-ordered bombing of Iran
Less than an hour after President Donald Trump announced that the United States had bombed three Iranian nuclear facilities, Alaska Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan said he supported the decision.
Jun 213 min read
Alaska legislators probe state’s conduct with federal immigration detainees
Staff at Anchorage Correctional Center used pepper spray to force detainees into their cells during a lockdown, testimony showed This...
Jun 214 min read
Bowling them over with wonder during annual Only Fools Run at Night to celebrate Juneau’s solstice
41st annual race under late-night sun sees colorful field of participants being more than kind of blue About 100 participants start the...
Jun 214 min read
U.S. Border Patrol installing two cameras at Taku Inlet to monitor US-Canada vessel traffic
Monitoring part of escalating effort by officials who say they are seeking out illegal drug activity Two sensor cameras are being...
Jun 193 min read
Federal land sales, more logging and more oil revenue: What’s in the big federal bill for Alaska?
A look at the lands and energy pieces of the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ and where they stand right now in the U.S. Senate Members of the U.S....
Jun 198 min read
Former state Rep. Clark Gruening, longtime Juneau activist and grandson of Alaska territorial governor, dies at 82
Clark Gruening, who grew up in Juneau and was hailed for a wide range of achievements as a member of one of Alaska’s notorious political...
Jun 182 min read
Tlingit and Haida, CBJ draft joint plan for mitigating natural and other disasters
Public comments sought until July 1 about floods, landslides, fires, hazardous spills, other threats While many Juneau residents and...
Jun 183 min read
Coast Guard investigates storm-caused near-collision between two cruise ships in Juneau
The U.S. Coast Guard is investigating a near-collision between two cruise ships in the Port of Juneau that occurred Monday, when one of...
Jun 182 min read
Supporters say they have enough petition signatures to put tax cuts, voting changes on fall municipal election ballot
Advocates say cuts will make Juneau more affordable for residents; Assembly member says loss of revenue will affect popular community...
Jun 184 min read
Homeless encampment on Teal Street dismantled by police and city officials, forcing occupants to make yet another move
Complaints from nearby property owners about filth, safety add to "dispersed camping" tensions Jennifer Harris says she knew police and...
Jun 184 min read
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