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Indigenous language educators work to establish Master’s teaching program at UAS
Language educators in Juneau are working to create a Master’s in teaching program for Indigenous languages at the University of Alaska Southeast. It would be the first of its kind in Alaska.
Feb 251 min read


Q&A with Juneau’s Harbormaster as cleanup continues from intense winter storms
Ten boats sank in Juneau harbors during the intense winter storms that struck at the beginning of the year. The city is still dealing with the aftermath…( Read full story )
Feb 241 min read


Juneau school board adds nursing, homeschool positions to proposed budget
During Thursday’s meeting, the Juneau School Board discussed adding rather than cutting positions next school year. But unsettled union contracts continue to bring uncertainty to the budget process.
Feb 211 min read


Hoonah’s new police chief wants to focus on trust and transparency
The City of Hoonah has a new chief of police to replace the last chief who was fired while trying to resign last spring.
Feb 191 min read


University of Alaska requesting more funding for employee compensation and mental health services
The University of Alaska is asking state lawmakers for millions in additional funding next year, saying the money is needed to stabilize operations, cover rising costs and address campus safety and student mental health needs.
Feb 171 min read


Author Ernestine Hayes says Elizabeth Peratrovich’s advocacy work isn’t over
Monday is Elizabeth Peratrovich Day, an Alaska State holiday honoring a Lingit activist, who testified before Alaska’s territorial legislature in Juneau to demand civil rights for Alaska Native people.
Feb 161 min read


Juneau musicians welcome ruling granting breweries unlimited live music
As breweries in Alaska adjust to a legal ruling that could allow them to have unlimited live shows, a different sort of industry is also celebrating: musicians.
Feb 101 min read


Perseverance Theatre postpones Anchorage run of spring show amid funding woes
Perseverance Theatre had originally planned to bring its newest production, opening in Juneau later this month, to Anchorage. For the past decade, the theater has regularly run productions in both the capital city and Anchorage. But staff say the decision to postpone the latter leg came after a period of financial pressure on the national and local level…( Read full story )
Feb 71 min read


Forest Service drops Herbert Glacier cabin plans, proposes trail reroute and scenic overlook instead
In a Jan. 24 draft decision, the U.S. Forest Service said it would not move forward with constructing the Herbert Glacier cabin due to “the complexity of the cabin location and ongoing capacity challenges.”
Feb 71 min read


ADF&G euthanizes mountain goat kid with contagious skin infection found on Perseverance Trail
A Juneau resident took home a sick mountain goat kid with crusty skin lesions after hiking Perseverance Trail last weekend and contacted the Alaska Department of Fish & Game. Officials say the goat had a highly contagious viral skin infection that can transfer to humans and pets.
Feb 51 min read


Some small businesses in Juneau speak out against ICE amid nationwide strike
Some storefront owners in Juneau spoke out against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or shuttered their doors Friday as part of the nationwide general strike following recent killings in Minneapolis.
Jan 311 min read


Scientists confirm climate change is making destructive landslides more frequent across Alaska — especially in Southeast
According to the study, published in the journal Landslides in November, news outlets reported 281 destructive landslides between 1883 and 2025 in Alaska.
Jan 291 min read
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