Juneau Independent

May's First Friday will feature stories from Filipino elders, whimsical pottery displays, and visual arts displays.

Crimson Bears play at Fairbanks' West Valley, girls win 1-0, boys fall 1-0.

JDHS pitcher strikes out nine, walks one against Eagle River in game called after five innings.

Scott Ciambor appointed new leader of department that handles permits, inspections, code enforcement.

Two proposals filed with city clerk’s office this week seek to recover some of the revenue lost under tax-cut measures passed by voters last year.

Supporters say it will help Alaska’s worker shortage in key occupations, but opponents urging Gov. Dunleavy to veto the bill due to potential cost of providing benefits.

Residents get another chance Wednesday to weigh in on proposals to close pools and other recreational facilities, reduce grants, and determine the future of Eaglecrest Ski Area.

Record winter snowfall, construction in Marine Park shuffle some opening-day offerings around as visitors are greeted with 40°F temps, clouds and occasional rain.

JDHS coach Gary Lehnhart, Crimson Bears athlete Jackson Lehnhart honored.

‘40 years ago this kind of series really did not exist…now everyone's copying the formula,’ music director says of two-week festival that started Saturday.

Skagway senior Royce Borst sets meet’s only record, but many earn all-time top 10 placings.

Hundreds gather at JDHS to vote on teacher benefits, social policy and other issues, with many presenting results of those resolutions to legislators at the Capitol.