The expected, the unexpected and a few things in between final JDHS home basketball games.

Sen. Dan Sullivan says ‘things are going dark,’ acknowledges anxiety in Juneau after news of lake tap reversal shocks city; thanks USACE for response so far.

Led Lady Eagles to three state championships, now leading resurgence for youth sports.

38,000-square-foot facility next to downtown library will also feature 4D theater, sub simulation; company expects up to 400,000 visitors annually.

Trump seeks overthrow of Iran’s government; Alaska’s congressional delegation denounces that country’s leadership, but also seeks more details about US intentions.

Crimson Bears honor cheer, dance seniors in win over Tri-Valley.

Heaviest accumulation forecast Saturday afternoon; extended forecast calls for more snow and then rain next week.

Agreement includes wage and health insurance increases; police union says more competitive wages still needed to address staffing problem.

Father and son to be inducted together among 14 chosen for April ceremony.

Jeremiah Lee Pond, 50, suspected of possessing about 400 grams of illegal substances, plus case and recreational vehicles associated with the case, according to JPD.

Two of three city-owned ARFF trucks aren’t operating, Assembly members told; airport can only accept smaller planes with one available truck, must halt flights if no trucks available.

JDHS’ Ault, Brewer, Carlson, Casperson, Dybdahl, Frisby, Gasga, Kuppert, Rielly, Williams will be feted.