Juneau Independent

Positive-negative response of 31%-10% compares to 29%-13% a year ago; plurality of 39% saying industry has both positive and negative impacts is similar to 42% last year.

Proposal for next several years also reportedly seeks to cut corporate income tax, boost PFD to $3,600 by changing management of Permanent Fund.

Locals asked to pick what programs they value most and would target first for reductions, along with if there are new revenue measures they support.

JDHS earns state playoff berth with two wins over conference foe.

Lawmakers will contest Dunleavy’s rejection of internet tax bill hours before he lays out final-year agenda expected to focus on long-term fiscal plan.

Explanations and public testimony on legislation; live and past webstreams of meetings; schedules; legal references, and much more.

Dates to earmark on the calendar for the second regular session between Jan. 20 and May 20.

The Juneau Independent’s 2026 Guide To The Alaska Legislature: Remembering those who made the Capital Complex.

Dybdahl, Huemann, Larson, Tompkins ball out at 19th annual adult basketball tournament.

Large crowd shows up for $7 lift tickets and spring-like snow; many say more reliable operations tops their wish list, support installation of gondola if that helps.

Massive snowstorms of past hit when city lacked modern detection and removal equipment, led to changes in safety preparations and technical analysis.

‘Each tenant may still open on their own timeline,’ announcement notes as reopening scheduled during Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday