Litter Free Inc.’s trash pick up public areas set for Saturday; Southeast Alaska Land Trust delays wetlands cleanup until May 16 due to heavy snowpack.

‘Skating Through Wonderland’ will showcase the skills of local talent and former Olympian guest artist

John Paul accused of throwing student to ground and using bodyweight to pin him down; district states it plans to hire a new principal for the schools.

GSC floods the pool with wins and fun in meet honoring one of their own

‘I think it’s so important to let them know that we’re happy that they showed up because we know that takes a lot of strength.’

Majority spurns proposal to divide neighborhood into three lots; members also worry delays and controversy will make companies reluctant to bid on high-density housing project.

Crimson Bears defeat Kayhi 5-1 at Kings’ Esther Shea Field.

Iryna Pomynalna, 13, fled the war in her homeland with her family four years ago. With help from her coach back home, she is now playing in tournaments from Anchorage to New York.

Ninth annual Native Youth Olympics event brings together record number of participants from Alaska and abroad.

For years, a popular part of many cruises in Southeast Alaska has been sailing up Tracy Arm, a long, narrow fjord marked by steep mountains, glittering waterfalls and calving glaciers. But this season, major cruise lines are skipping it.

Meatball, the opossum formerly known as Chester, adjusts to post-capture zoo experience and new name

The Juneau Police Department is seeking help locating Curan Hummel-Clabby, 39, who arrived in Juneau from Ketchikan about three weeks ago. His family last heard from him March 26, according to a post on JPD's Facebook page.