Juneau Independent

“Taku for Two” duo focuses on the history of Juneau and Southeast Alaska.

The Southeast Alaska Cities Against Drugs task force seized narcotics with a combined estimated value of about $111,000 this week during an investigation in Juneau.

Tlingit dance group celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day at UAS.

DEI and free speech concerns persist for Alaska’s university community.

Visitors' spirits high during a late-season visit, with final numbers of Juneau cruise passengers being finalized.

First-ever boys’ single state title adds to seven mixed and girls’ championships Juneau athletes have won since program’s start in 2003.

LeBlanc, seen on video making a violent arrest, says he resigned under duress to retain his $30,000 signing bonus and make seeking a new job easier.

Brooks set to replace Bryson on Assembly; property and sales tax cuts pass, seasonal sales tax fails; Whitney, Cullum and Thomas set for school board.

What would have been conservative influencer Charlie Kirk’s 32nd birthday, Oct. 14, 2025, is recognized as his National Day of Remembrance.

Ceremony honors carvers, ancestors of Sukteeneidí clan totem pole; new science center highlights traditional and high-tech learning programs for students.

Craig Dahl gets Lifetime Achievement Award; Alaska Seaplanes named Business of Distinction at annual gala.

Despite this year’s success, scientists continually refine field and modeling approaches and learn new things each flood.