Crimson Bears harness Malemutes with five goals in the second half.

JDHS soccer team topples Railbelt Conference foe Lathrop 4-0.

Legislators also question if Veronica Lambertsen — whose posts declare the Earth is flat and ‘there are 50,000 clones walking among us’ — meets residency requirements for position.

Voting and civil rights groups sued Alaska elections officials Wednesday, alleging that their sharing of the state's full voter registration list with the U.S. Department of Justice violates the state constitution.

Amid criticism aimed at the committee chair for holding a bill to include in the omnibus crime bill, lawmakers expressed confidence it would garner the support needed to pass.

Finance Committee set on Wednesday to consider service reductions, along with revenue measures such as sale of land and buildings to help narrow deficit in next year’s budget.

Juneau Capitals 12U girls place fourth at Ponytail Invitational.

New cardiology clinic, improved training and more on the table; advisory council meeting set for this week.

U.S. Senate’s 50-49 vote, with both of Alaska’s senators in favor, reverses a 20-year mining moratorium near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

Media in Alaska and beyond runs wild with reports and fake images of performer doing many improbable things in many improbable spots in The Last Frontier.

Five journalists who spent first half of 2025 at the Juneau Empire before launching the Independent explain how winning entries at both publications originated and were written.

Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé dealt a 4-3 loss.