Juneau Independent

The federal government started shutting down early Wednesday after Congress failed to approve a funding bill before the beginning of the new fiscal year — resulting in widespread ramifications for hundreds of programs and giving the Trump administration an avenue to fire federal workers en masse.

Crimson Bears hunting ‘moose,’ other critters for bragging rights.

A season-long target for Ketchikan Kings senior diver Liam Woodward came to fruition Saturday with the help of rival Region V opponent Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé, as the Crimson Bears responded to a dive-only meet request at the site of the upcoming Region V Swim and Dive Championships at Ketchikan’s Gateway Pool.

Dozens gather at Zach Gorden Youth Center to share stories, songs and salmon.

Patience is a virtue when it comes to overseeing an all-hazards fire department.

Property management company failed to properly document eviction notices sent to residents that were set to take effect Oct. 1, mayor says.

Article about a Charlie Kirk vigil referring to controversies involving him was altered after a GOP Alaska lawmaker complained to company management

Crimson Bears tennis team finish Region V play, prepare for state.

Local tribal government ‘anticipated’ and is reviewing decision nullifying Indian Gaming Commission’s actions involving tribal jurisdiction, council president says .

Officials will ‘reassess and prioritize programs that most directly impact the life, health, and safety of Alaskans’ if situation is prolonged, governor says as Wednesday shutdown looms.

Report by police chief says room for improvement, but overall "JPD continues to set the standard for policing"

Crimson Bears use toughness and trickery to send seniors off in style.