Traditional Hindu gathering celebrating the start of spring and triumph of good over evil occurs with remarkable timing for its fifth year in Alaska’s capital.

Physical play is the unique aspect that draws top talent and what fans like to see

The clock is ticking toward the March 31 deadline for Alaskans to apply for their Permanent Fund Dividend.

Strong winds make it more likely that natural avalanches reach the roadway, DOT says; reevaluation scheduled for Wednesday morning.

The state of Alaska is looking for someone to take the Matanuska, one of the first three ships built as part of the Alaska Marine Highway System after statehood.

Lingering storm during the evening finally puts capital city solidly into first place after previous record was revised upward a day earlier.

A wrap up of the days action and scores with photo highlights and Tuesday's schedule

Some legislators and skeptics say governor’s bill will cost the state billions of dollars, question if it’s fair and necessary in order for the pipeline to be built Glenfarne President Adam Prestidge, right, Alaska Gas Line Development Corp. Commercial Director Matt Kissinger, center, and Northern Compass Group LLC President Mark Begich discuss the Alaska LNG Project during a House Resources Committee meeting Monday, March 23, 2026, at the Alaska State Capitol. (Mark Sabbatin

Gold Medal tournament aids organizations across many communities.

Snowfall early Monday unofficially puts airport about an inch shy of all-time high; advisory issued Monday afternoon calls for 1-3" of snow by this evening.

Forest Service refers to document as ‘preliminary draft plan content’; proposes increasing annual timber harvests to 72M board feet, up from 46M in plan last revised in 2016.

3.6" on Sunday gives Juneau 195.8" since Oct. 1, surpassing 194.3" in 1964-65; but discovery of ’missing’ 7.5" in 2006-07 means record is 197.9", according to weather service.