Juneau Independent

Klawock boys win but Kake girls, Skagway boys and Hoonah girls all fall.

Former school board member Emil Mackey says he’s expressing unhappiness about Assembly not fully funding project; CBJ attorney says excluding bricks may violate free speech protections.

Tlingit clan leaders L’eiwtú Éesh Herman Davis and Aanyáanáx Ray Wilson will receive honorary doctorates of laws from the University of Alaska Southeast during the May 3 spring commencement ceremony at UAS in Juneau.

First-term U.S. House member says ‘window of opportunity for Alaska will not remain open forever’ on oil, fisheries and other industry growth.

School board votes Tuesday to enter contract negotiations with Thunder Mountain Middle School principal; he will replace Frank Hauser, who is departing June 30.

City cannot sell financially struggling ski area, mayor says, but city leaders asking Native corporation if it wants to run summer and/or winter operations on the mountain.

Members express doubt resolution will affect project’s fate, especially since opinions aren’t unanimous; Haines and Skagway are opposing the terminal.

Photo gallery: 185 images from a packed gym at Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé.

77% of districts in state survey say they expect deficits, with some considering closures and layoffs; JSD leaders set to hear public testimony and vote on FY27 spending plan Tuesday.

Up to 4" more snow forecast by early afternoon, up to 10" total from overnight storm; month-to-date total of 24.3" compares to average of 4.2" for first eight days of March.

JDHS boys make reservations for state dining with Crimson Bears girls.

First-ever inclusion of such nominees ‘conflicts with the District’s core values of equity, collaboration, and collective responsibility for student success,’ JSD memo states.