Juneau Independent

‘I don’t think this is a bill that works,’ governor says, declares new special session will convene with bill similar to the one passed by the House a week ago.

‘It’s all of our history, not just Black history.’

Governor introduces proclamation for second special session beginning Saturday if lawmakers don’t pass bill to aid Alaska LNG Project by the end of Friday

Deadline is July 13 for builders interested in converting first two floors into offices for 147 employees and an Assembly Chambers; project expected to cost about $20M.

Enacted legislation provides per-student funding boost up to $458, raises age of consent to 18, eliminates sexual assault ‘loophole.’

City 'anticipates operating under emergency declarations until the threat to life, safety, and property is mitigated.'

SB 24, which also aimed to raise the state’s legal smoking age from 19 to 21, was vetoed by governor Thursday; final fate will be determined Friday with decision on override vote.

A man arrested on a cruise ship last year in Juneau for stealing identities of U.S. citizens and using one of them for the voyage to Alaska was sentenced Wednesday to more than four years in prison, according to the U.S. Attorney’s office.

Ruins of building are among the remnants from Juneau’s original dairy farms.

Bill that passed House 34-5 stalls in Senate as majority caucus members express concerns about size of tax breaks given to project, unresolved questions about costs and revenues.

12th meeting by group comes after five months of reviewing residents’ attitudes about visitors, whale watching and flightseeing, cruise operations, and Goldbelt’s dock plans.

National Science Foundation says expert panel will now determine future of program, which includes ecosystem and climate data collection in Alaska.