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Top rated Eagles flying to Crimson Bears den
West Anchorage football team coming to JDHS’ Adair-Kennedy Memorial Park turf
Sep 1611 min read


Cascade Point ferry terminal cost soars, second Juneau-Douglas crossing omitted in new STIP
Comments on draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan for 2027-30 open until Oct. 29
Sep 163 min read


Fed raises interest rates for first time in 3 years, battling persistent inflation
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates Wednesday for the first time in three years as inflation continues to dog the economy, largely driven by soaring gas and fuel oil prices while the war in Iran drags on.
Sep 164 min read


Student presentation explores what lay beneath Shakes Glacier
The Mendenhall Glacier in November 2025. (Jasz Garrett / Juneau Independent file photo) By Leilani Combs Wrangell Sentinel Glaciers are in the public eye following the glacier collapse in Nepal and flooding in Juneau last month. These ice giants are as part of the Alaska landscape as salmon or bears, but their scale and remote nature make them difficult to study, leaving them as one of the more mysterious natural phenomena. On Sept. 9, student scientists from the Wrangell Hi
Sep 164 min read


Bigfoot makes guest appearance at Juneau’s first-ever UFO town hall
Extraterrestrial encounters share space with Sasquatch sightings on themed cruise that exchanges experiences with alien-watching allies in Alaska’s capital.
Sep 167 min read


Wrangell students present 15 years of Shakes Glacier research
Glaciers are in the public eye following the glacier collapse in Nepal and flooding in Juneau last month. These ice giants are as part of the Alaska landscape as salmon or bears, but their scale and remote nature make them difficult to study, leaving them as one of the more mysterious natural phenomena.
Sep 164 min read


Police blotter for Sept. 14
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations. This report includes arrest and citation information, not conviction information. Therefore, those listed in this report are presumed innocent. Information about these incidents can be reported anonymously at juneaucrimeline.com. Assault At 3:30 p.m. on Monday, a 69-year-old male and a 27-year-old male reported they were in a fight on Anka Street. Domestic violen
Sep 161 min read


Comparing Trump’s $5,000 dividend to the PFD
Alaskans should know better than residents of the other 49 states when a politician is trying to buy their votes, particularly when the promise is a big fat dividend landing in their pockets.
Sep 163 min read


Anchorage cited as Trump’s HUD seeks homeless grant shift to addiction treatment, enforcement
HUD has been seeking to move away from an approach that provides permanent housing without conditions.
Sep 163 min read


Alaska plans to limit advance reservations for public cabins, update system
On Oct. 1, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources will begin limiting how far in advance reservations can be made to three months, down from six months.
Sep 162 min read


Fewer students, too many schools: Communities confront closures and consolidations
Many states are stopping short of forcing mergers, but taking a variety of steps to encourage them.
Sep 157 min read


Alaskans just voted to limit campaign cash. A second vote could change that.
Ballot Measure 2 may lift financial donation limits for governor and lieutenant governor elections amid a conflict with Ballot Measure 1.
Sep 154 min read
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