Juneau Independent

U.S. Department of Homeland Security says it has no plans to target voting locations.

Legislators say the increase would offset the budget deficits of the state’s five biggest school districts, and help fend off school closures, cutting teachers and growing class sizes.

Wrangell's Powers scores 23 to lead the Wolves over Craig Panthers

Tow scores 15 to lead Lady Vikings, Steffen scores 14 to lead Lady Panthers

New questions about project raised as Assembly confronts preliminary ‘maximum’ installation cost of $27M, ‘existential’ dilemma for ski area if gondola doesn’t proceed.

Climate change’s rising seas may threaten tens of millions more people than scientists and government planners originally thought because of mistaken research assumptions on how high coastal waters already are, a new study said.

Federal sale, one in a series mandated by the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act,’ indicates a lack of industry interest in Cook Inlet, as did a concurrent state lease sale that drew only one bid.

After 15 months of negotiations, a new contract will be presented to employees for a ratification vote next week.

As you approach the Vanderbilt Hill intersection from the Valley, on the hillside you can see three new two-story apartment buildings. This is the Chilkat Vista development and yes, you can see the Chilkat Mountains from the apartments’ picture windows.

Downtown establishment is third Juneau business in past year to finish among finalists in online surveys.

Alaska senator, who voted to halt Trump’s military actions against Venezuela, says administration did a better job of communicating during current situation.

The Juneau School District has one of the oldest school-based hunter education programs in Alaska. Its current teacher recently won the state’s Hunter Educator of the Year award after bringing hunter education back into Juneau’s classrooms.