Crimson Bears defeat Kodiak Bears 3-1 and advance to Saturday's 4th place game.

2 of 31 people tell House committee a sales tax may be worth considering, but not as proposed by governor; income tax widely preferred, along with higher corporate and oil taxes.

JDHS falls to Soldotna in double overtime to open 2026 ASAA state championships.

Retired sportswriter Peter King examines the impact of football across the United States.

Nonprofit plans to return $2 million grant to city, says it may take a decade to obtain funds from alternative sources and complete 51-unit facility.

The U.S. Forest Service’s free public Fireside Lectures return to their original venue of Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center at 7 p.m. on Friday. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

City leaders undecided on proposals after tax cuts passed by voters last year is prompting talk of significant budget cuts, concern about what residents are willing to support this year.

Juneau wins overall drama, debate, forensics categories; Sitka takes final debate title.

DOT officials who back project, AMHS board that has expressed opposition both scheduled to give presentations Thursday to House committee.

Crimson Bears will first warm up at Palmer regionals this weekend.

Implementing new assessment and alert methods during record storms meant challenges, city officials say; some residents in evacuation zones seek better sharing of information.

JDHS boys, girls invite Wolves, Lady Wolves to homecoming.