Juneau Independent

Pre-hibernation trash munching driving uptick in nuisance calls.

DOT economic analysis touts overall benefits of new port; some AMHS board members attack findings as a misguided sales pitch.

Record number of outlandishly costumed and others run.

Global attention after 1918 shipwreck was on end of WW I and Spanish flu epidemic, but annual memorial and other tributes recall victims of West Coast’s worst marine disaster.

Those gathering include a relative of a passenger from the 1918 sinking and a historian who has made 200 dives at the shipwreck site.

Crimson Bears keep building resume for state competition.

Seven Crimson Bears earn weight bracket championships.

Steamship’s ability to use lifeboats was limited after striking reef and severe storm kept rescue ships from providing help. Part two of a three-part series.

Efforts aimed at deterring city leaders from proceeding with demolition of historic homes as part of redevelopment plan, but some advocates acknowledge odds are slim.

Steamship collision with reef north of Juneau 107 years ago killed more than 350 people aboard at a time Juneau was dealing with other tragedies.

Bad scares for a good cause: Earls family raises funds for Cure for Cade, Southeast Alaska Food Bank.

Finance Committee suggests returning about $1M of the funds to CBJ — then possibly asking for some back for other uses — and reallocating the rest for items to be determined by full board.