Juneau Independent

Tatum Billings, a 2025 Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé graduate, signed a national letter of intent Thursday to play softball for the Bellevue College Bulldogs in Bellevue, Washington.

Thunderbirds win in first-ever “road” trip to Southeast competition; JDHS finishes second in individual and team results.

Two TD passes, 102-yard interception return by Crimson Bears put them down 21-20 at half before Moose stampede to second-half supremacy.

Flight issues cause team to miss Wrangell meet, prompting improvised race at Treadwell Mine Historic Trail.

JDHS opens volleyball season with road play in MEHS Jamboree.

Runners raise funds for cancer support at 34th annual Beat the Odds race.

JDHS jumps out to 28-0 lead in second quarter, coasts to easy win behind 3 TDs by Ethan Van Kirk.

Longtime Glacier Swim Club coach retires after guiding more than 10,000 students through life’s waters over 37 years.

A father recovers from addiction and a son learns healing through shared goals.

The Crimson Bears showed they can bite back in their namesake return to the gridiron after playing the past five seasons as the Huskies, rallying from a 19-6 fourth-quarter deficit on a 54-yard touchdown run to make the score 19-12 with about six minutes to go. But they couldn’t stop Service High School from literally running out the clock on the Cougars’ home field.

The 2025-26 Alaska high school football season has begun and the Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Crimson Bears have returned as the namesake of the capital city’s gridiron team.

Garger, Falberg win Olympic; Schumacher, Hughes win sprint.