Juneau Independent

Horns and sirens clanged through Dimond Park at Trucks N’ Stuff on Saturday afternoon as families explored a variety of big machinery entrusted to small operators.

There’s a new name, commander, funding boost and icebreaker for U.S. Coast Guard operations based in Juneau. But the new district leader said after taking command Friday the strong winds of change blowing from the nation’s capital aren’t going to shift Alaska’s operations greatly off their historical course.

Cake, salmon bones, porcupine quills and rubber replicas of animal droppings give residents and visitors a fair afternoon out of the rain...

A free universal student breakfast program is ending due to lack of funds and Juneau School District leaders are resigning themselves to the loss of funding for other programs that have been frozen by the federal government or cut by the state.

Juneau Assembly simplifies its proposal for higher tourist season rate by removing sales tax exemptions that already appear on separate citizens’ initiative.

Former Thunder Mountain High School volleyball star helps Team USA defeat Japan 15-10 to win title.

Officials say nearly 100 people needed as passengers, grieving family, other roles during July 26 exercise.

Suicide Basin will be full on Aug. 14 at the current fill rate, about a week later than when record flood levels occurred during the past two years, according to an update this week by the National Weather Service Juneau.

Lessons about cryptocurrency technology, human rights uses among payoffs for some newcomers .

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that President Donald Trump can carry out a mass firing of federal workers, delivering a fundamental — but temporary, for now — shift in the balance of power with Congress in terms of the structuring and funding of government.

Brad Hogarth, a participant in Sitka’s holiday brass concerts for a decade, chosen from four finalists Brad Hogarth, the newly named...

A protester said if she could ask Rep. Nick Begich III (R-Alaska) one question it would be: "What does he think (in) that bill will benefit Alaskans specifically and Americans in general?"