Bill by Rep. Andi Story, D-Juneau, seeking to improve predictability of education funding gets support from district leaders statewide during initial hearing.

Parks and Recreation asks residents to consider what elements they consider phase one priorities at the five-acre site as city copes with revenue loss.

The plan proposes a statewide sales tax, but those at Mendenhall Valley Public Library town hall largely prefer state income tax.

JDHS responds to Friday loss with Saturday feast of Lady Kings.

Juneau’s government would regain several million dollars annually, but could lose tens of millions if voters rebel by rejecting renewal of temporary sales taxes.

Crimson Bears start hot, but simmer and cool under Lady Kings pressure

Downtown establishment is third Juneau business in past year featured in USA Today’s Readers’ Choice Awards.

In a play aiming to connect community members to local hospice and mental health resources, the audience is the main character.

The Alaska state House’s ethics committee has launched an investigation into whether Homer Republican Rep. Sarah Vance illegally used state resources when she successfully pushed the local newspaper to remove and revise a story.

University’s Institute of Social and Economic Research analyzed the side effects of various taxes and cuts being considered for a long-term state budget-balancing plan Rep. Kevin McCabe, R-Big Lake, reads a document entitled “Alaska’s Fiscal Options” while listening to a presentation by the Institute for Social and Economic Research of the University of Alaska Anchorage on Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026, at Centennial Hall. (James Brooks photo/Alaska Beacon) By James Brooks Alaska B

Fireside lecture outlines ways to defend habitats.

Pleas to congressional delegation come hours before deal extending Homeland Security’s funding for two weeks is announced in D.C.