District budget add-backs finalized for 2026 fiscal year, with an emphasis on current and deferred needs

Dunleavy appointee criticized for turning over voter data, failing to challenge federal withholding of funds and spending the past year ‘fighting Lower 48 culture wars’

Michael Clemens picks up after daily commuters.

Brian Kurtzman, 53, abused child he met as a raptor handler at Haines’ American Bald Eagle Foundation Raptor Center in 2013 and 2014.

Eaglecrest avoids worst-case cuts; city leaders also look at removing or altering sales tax exemption on purchases beyond $15,000 to help plug multimillion-dollar deficit.

Project officials say goal of restoring contaminated site starting in 2029 unaffected; tribal, environmental leaders voice concerns about Canada’s mining plans to state lawmakers.

School board halts policy for coming year, with goal of finding ‘better model’ following concerns about student instructional time, teachers’ professional development.

Supporters of both measures hoping to offset some tax cuts approved last year by voters that have city leaders looking at closing or reducing recreational and other services.

Art students among many highlighted during Juneau Board of Education student showcase Tuesday.

Agreement outlines plan for learning that reflects Indigenous knowledge, values and approaches to wellness through the Integrative Behavioral Health program.

Alaska Robotics showcases, workshops, and comic camp connects art community to inspiration and each other.

Weekend volunteers needed to help with largest influx of Southeast competitors.