A Juneau woman has been charged with interfering with three archery hunters after authorities say she repeatedly honked her car horn to scare away a black bear they were pursuing. Janet E. Lopez faces three counts of obstructing or hindering lawful hunting following a June 18 encounter north of Peterson Creek along Glacier Highway, according to documents filed Tuesday, Sept. 22 in Juneau District Court…(Read full story)

Students at the University of Alaska might see some changes to their tuition bills next year. The university’s Board of Regents is considering altering how tuition is structured.

It’s still a toss-up whether the tram will open before the last ship leaves on Oct. 6.

After more than two decades working in Alaska commercial fisheries and years spent inside the state legislature, Juneau fisherman Thatcher Brouwer is moving into a new role advocating for the industry statewide.

The U.S. Coast Guard is seeking a design-build contractor to redevelop the waterfront at Station Juneau to support the cutter Storis and visiting vessels operating in the Coast Guard Arctic District.

Construction-related changes to wastewater flows caused the unusually high bacteria readings recorded last summer at Juneau’s Thane road treatment plant, according to city officials.

A bull moose is running around parking lots and industrial areas surrounding Juneau’s Mendenhall River.

A Juneau climate technology company working to eliminate methane from manure storages has been named a finalist in a global food and agriculture competition.

Juneau International Airport is preparing to spend up to $100,000 on outside expertise to update the financial model that determines how operating costs are divided among airport users.

A tax fight over what happens to a gallon of diesel after it is burned is moving into a new phase at City Hall.

Recent treatment problems at Juneau’s Thane Road wastewater facility are receiving renewed attention as state regulators consider another discharge permit for the plant.

What if, instead of using graphs and words to share environmental data, scientists used music? A student at the University of Alaska Southeast spent her summer doing just that.