TV show “Molly of Denali” spotlighting Alaska Native character and culture also gets recognition.

Meetings discussing preferred alternatives for long-term flood solution proposals remain closed to media and public, with USACE Alaska District now directing queries to federal headquarters Dave Hanna asks questions and gives suggestions to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works Branch Alaska District at a meeting at Thunder Mountain Middle School on July 30, 2025. (Jasz Garrett / Juneau Independent) By Jasz Garrett Juneau Independent The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers he

Antoine Zeno, 44, charged with felony sexual assault of victim described by a shelter employee as unresponsive "like a ragdoll"; officials say it is the first such case at the facility.

City leaders seek ways to moderate impacts of voter-approved tax cuts at day-long meeting shook up by earthquake, record snowfall.

Worker shortages, health, economic diversity on minds of residents visiting the area’s three Democratic legislators at the Alaska State Capitol.

Wind-chill temperatures as low as -15°F forecast through noon Tuesday.

New and returning cast members spread the spirit of giving, love, and redemption to all by performing at nontraditional venues.

JDHS Crimson Bears grapplers battle in road tournament.

Heavier amounts falling in some other parts of Southeast Alaska; periods of snow and cold spell expected throughout this week.

More than 20 aftershocks reported within 90 minutes; no tsunami threat to the Juneau area, officials say.

Couple and their daughter arrived in U.S. legally last year; mother says her husband faces ‘certain death’ if deported.

Warnings issued as several crashes reported Saturday after snow begins falling; heaviest periods expected between Sunday morning and afternoon, and on Monday.