Juneau Independent

Juneau Community Chorus celebrates ‘Play Music on the Porch Day’ with dockside concert

Two TD passes, 102-yard interception return by Crimson Bears put them down 21-20 at half before Moose stampede to second-half supremacy.

When the nonprofit Data for Indigenous Justice filed public records requests with the Alaska Department of Public Safety concerning cases it had investigated, the state rejected them.

Five foster youth are alleging statewide practices by the Alaska Office of Children’s Services that endanger children’s safety and well-being.

Incumbent Alaska senator has stated recently she is keeping the option open to run for governor in 2026.

Campers say they’re living off everything from savings to stealing; first day at an alternative meal site gets few takers, while another longtime site was already seeing huge turnout.

Stephen Cox, a member of the Federalist Society, would face a legislative confirmation vote in the spring.

Revival of breakfasts scheduled for public comment and board vote Sept. 9; local Rotary providing DZ equipment now while work on proposed full-scale playground continues.

The ‘Roadless Rule’ has prohibited new road construction, a prerequisite for large-scale logging, on vast swaths of federal land since 2001.

112-year-old Juneau landmark third in online voting as of Wednesday; voting continues until Sept. 22.

Ten members of the US House Committee on Natural Resources are visiting Southeast and Southcentral Alaska, including addressing the annual conference of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association.

Long-rumored establishment gets authorization to offer bingo, card and electronic slot-like gaming.