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Crimson Bears wrestlers dominate home matches
Juneau Invitational sees best of Southeast compete.
Nov 95 min read


Juneau’s election reflects voters’ frustration with costs
The election only reduced the property tax rate by 0.16 mills (10.24 to 10.08). That’s $80 off a $5,120 tax bill on a $500,000 home. No reasonable person would consider this 1.56% reduction significant.
Nov 93 min read


Senate reaches deal to extend government funding in major sign shutdown is poised to end
A bipartisan Senate deal has been reached to fund the government through January 30 and to set a vote on an Affordable Care Act bill in December, in a major sign the government shutdown is poised to end, according to a source familiar with the matter. The deal includes a reversal of Trump’s firings of federal employees and provisions to prevent such actions in the future, the source said. It also would ensure food stamps are funded thorough fiscal year 2026…( Read full story
Nov 91 min read


JDHS spikers are Region V volleyball champions
Crimson Bears win title at Ketchikan, next stop Anchorage.
Nov 95 min read


Juneau-Douglas girls set new medley relay state swim record
Peimann selected outstanding female swimmer at ASAA State Swim and Dive Championships.
Nov 920 min read


Respect and empathy — two words rising from recent events
Respect is the first word that emerges for me when looking back at the 7 million plus Americans that peacefully protested in the No Kings rally on Oct. 18.
Nov 93 min read


On The Trails: Animal friendships and a surprise on the trail
Animals often form friendships with each other (and even with other species). Horses have favorite equine companions in the pasture, and cows and goats have similar associations. Dogs have canine buddies, cats have feline chums, and both birds and fish are known to form favored associations with other individuals.
Nov 93 min read


States must ‘undo’ actions providing full SNAP benefits, Trump administration says
Alaska will proceed with plan to make partial food assistance payments, governor’s office says.
Nov 92 min read


Police blotter for Nov. 6
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
Nov 81 min read


Obituary: Jack Whitman 1955-2025
Almost 70 years ago, an extraordinary person was born on this planet. We called him Jack Whitman, though he was known by many other monikers acquired from some humorous foray he was involved in. He left us on Oct. 3, no doubt looking for another adventure with some four-legged furry friend of old in some off-the-map place and a good fishing hole in which to plunk a worm.
Nov 81 min read


Tom Begich, lone Democratic candidate for governor, says state is missing opportunities during tough times
Former state senate minority leader says "it's exactly times like this that people should step up" as he faces 12 Republican candidates who have declared so far in 2026 race.
Nov 88 min read


Climate threats could cost Alaska billions. After October’s storm, advocates say it’s time to act.
.A study published before the storm said there’s an $80 million-a-year gap in money needed to protect or move coastal communities.
Nov 88 min read
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