Juneau Independent

Cruise port, gondola and casino may be a road to riches, but some city leaders and residents worry about who pays the price.

UAF Chancellor Mike Sfraga says cut “will have a substantial and negative impact on a large number of Alaskans, including our Alaska Native students.”

Rocket-like cones seen recently at Juneau’s airport were decommissioned equipment being replaced Four decommissioned radio communications...

Legislators says governor violating state constitution by introducing order already rejected earlier this year; Dunleavy argues no such limit exists.

Elite hoops club welcomes former JDHS Crimson Bears legend who became a two-time NBA All-Star, member of 2008 USA Olympic team.

Perseverance Theatre brings Heidi Shreck’s “What the Constitution Means to Me” to Douglas stage.

"Our community is stronger, braver and healthier because of the outcomes of that day," JPD chief says.

Education support staff union alleges Juneau School District failed to fulfill contract's notification, cost assessment requirements

Revival comes after legislators override veto to state education funding increase; concerns about short meal times and meal-assistance applications voiced at school board meeting

New organization hosts first-ever speaker event, discusses future plans, three new flukes nicknamed.

Relocating municipal offices to Michael J. Burns Building on track despite rise in projected cost; mayor proposes redirecting $5M from civic center to flood mitigation.

Mike Satre says he can’t devote sufficient time to the "significant challenges" the resort faces.