Lower cap on property taxes may have biggest impact, with funding for extracurricular activities, buses and meals among specific concerns

Crimson Bears’ Nizich all-tourney, Dimond tops Colony for title.

People hastily pack some belongings into donated totes and bags, abandon many other items for bulldozers as city clears sites as winter weather sets in.

A Juneau family seeks closure through sentencing, but faces lifelong complications, financial instability.

JDHS stays alive in volleyball jungle, face Cougars next.

Chasing what makes a bright aurora: Why were more intense shades visible in Juneau?

Thirteenth UA president leaves after 30 years of public and post-secondary education service.

JDHS tripped up by Dimond on Thursday, look to regain footing Friday.

Public testimony will be taken before considering controversial election system for 2026.

Eight GOP senators are eligible to file lawsuits due to investigation of their phone records during Jan. 6 attack on U.S. Capitol.

Crimson Bears will face Lynx to survive Alaska’s harsh winter.

Newly-completed memorial park for Alaska Native vets, call for return to peace of Armistice Day amidst current-day conflicts mark this year’s traditional events in Juneau.