Juneau Independent

Crimson Bears dent the Delta Junction pipes in 4-2 win.

JDHS valiant in second loss of weekend road trip.

Crimson Bears lose to 3A state runner-up on the road Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé junior Logan Carriker (24) defends over a Monroe screen as senior Elias Dybdahl (20) reacts during the Capital City Classic on Dec. 30, 2025. Carriker and Dybdahl were noted for their defensive play in JDHS' game at Sitka on Friday, Jan. 9, 2026. (Klas Stolpe / Juneau Independent) By Klas Stolpe Juneau Independent The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Crimson Bears boys ba

Weather forecast for capital city unfavorable for Lady Kings' travel.

Players discuss life on the court, culture and resilience of village life at minus 60°F

Senior, classic and masters divisions provide entertainment for titles.

Elementary, middle and high school champs crowned.

I took a lazy approach to trying to find where I had misplaced a holiday story from waaaaaay back in my Petersburg days detailing how I had discovered the “Santa” visiting us Little Norway youth at the annual Moose Club shindig was actually my Moose Club-member father Harold. So I googled “Santa Klas Stolpe.”

Crimson Bears defeat Kake 72-20, battle through Monroe 60-44.

Crimson Bears nip Lady Rams 50-44, bite Lady Eagles 44-31.

Rams hold off Vikings 43-36, Lady Rams topple Lady Eagles 48-37.

Opening-day action from the basketball tournament at JDHS featuring the Crimson Bears and four visiting schools that is scheduled to continue through Tuesday.