Data centers figure in state and federal races and are the subject of dozens of ballot measures.

Trump administration announced plans for a 1-million-acre sale in 2027, part of a series mandated for Cook Inlet in the sweeping ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’

Crimson Bears tennis team competes well in season finale at Anchorage

Gross-Alaska Theaters is business of the year, Cliff and Lisa Dumas are citizens of the year, and Charlie Williams gets lifetime achievement award at annual gala Saturday.

A bipartisan group of six senators on Sunday called for President Donald Trump's administration to “immediately reverse course” on a plan to purchase diesel from Russia as part of an effort to lower high fuel prices.

JDHS roster earns first postseason win of their high school careers

The pedestrian bridge and stairs over Calhoun Avenue in Downtown Juneau are now closed following a recent inspection by bridge engineers at the Alaska Department of Transportation.

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On Sept. 22, 2026, Juneau lost one of its most colorful characters. Musician, lover, iconoclast and social event organizer Carl Scott Fry was better known as the “mayor” of downtown South Franklin.

New restrictions have stripped Medicaid coverage from certain legal immigrants, including refugees and victims of human trafficking, as part of broader federal changes to the health insurance program that are expected to force millions off their coverage.

Aging heat pumps and sediment buildup at Juneau International Airport have complicated maintenance of its geothermal heating system, and a new $150,000 federal award aims to train more Alaskans to work on equipment like it.

The animal cruelty case against Steve Kroschel will be heard by a local jury in the Haines courthouse, likely after the new year.