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Invasive plant talk highlights ecosystem restoration, responsible planting
Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition and Tlingit and Haida discuss prevention and management.
Mar 314 min read
First-ever ‘Best Teacher’ in radio contest that raised concerns is elementary and swim/dive instructor Josiah Loseby
Some school district officials questioned if online competition would slight other educators, but board opted out of a resolution to disavow the results announced Monday.
Mar 314 min read
Marching on: Two days of record cold followed by winter weather advisory to end historic month
Between 2-5" of snow expected in Juneau on Monday and Tuesday, after weekend lows of 12F and 10F set new temperature marks, according to National Weather Service.
Mar 302 min read
Alaska’s violent crime rate would be second-highest in US, but it’s not part of the latest federal report
724 incidents per 100,000 Alaska residents in 2024 in report earlier this year far above national average of 370.8 in new study, which omits state because it ‘did not meet statistical reliability criteria.’
Mar 303 min read
Haines takes down defending champion Angoon
New B Bracket title holder reigns with 56-51 win.
Mar 309 min read
Hydaburg defends C Bracket title with 98-87 win over Hoonah
Community support highlights the team values as they champion family
Mar 297 min read
Juneau’s AML wins Gold Medal with 82-73 win over Metlakatla
Tompkins earns A Bracket Most Valuable Player as AML defends title.
Mar 296 min read
Craig defends women's Gold Medal title in 59-35 win over Yakutat
MVP Michaela Demmert helps Prince of Wales island win ninth women’s title.
Mar 296 min read
Klukwan too much for Sitka in Gold Medal masters championship
Klukwan masters put five Hall of Fame members on the court during win.
Mar 297 min read
Juneau's No Kings protesters spring into action after winter of discontent
Participants in nationwide rally say their next step is upcoming workshop series 'How We Resist.'
Mar 285 min read
Mill rate of 9.92 for coming year, down from 10.24 this year, in proposed CBJ budget set for release April 1
Half of 0.32 mill cut is due to property tax cap passed by voters last fall, other half is due to reduction in debt service; public feedback session for proposed spending plan set for April 15.
Mar 283 min read
UAS and Tlingit and Haida take first step toward forming School of Indigenous Studies together
'I think that collaboration, where the tribe and a university are equal partners, walking together on this journey, is incredibly unique and very, very precious.'
Mar 286 min read
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