Juneau Independent

Former state Senate majority leader says candidates promising ‘statutory’ PFDs are ‘in la-la land,’ better engagement needed between executive and legislative branches at the Capitol.

Program teaching culture, history and resilience calls for long-term sustainable funding from the school board.

Sitka avenges 56-49 Friday loss with 60-30 Saturday onslaught.

Juneau-Douglas defeats Lady Wolves 58-46 in Saturday Homecoming finale.

JDHS’ Welch scores four goals, one assist in 7-2 win over Delta Junction

Perseverance Theatre had originally planned to bring its newest production, opening in Juneau later this month, to Anchorage. For the past decade, the theater has regularly run productions in both the capital city and Anchorage. But staff say the decision to postpone the latter leg came after a period of financial pressure on the national and local level…( Read full story )

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In a Jan. 24 draft decision, the U.S. Forest Service said it would not move forward with constructing the Herbert Glacier cabin due to “the complexity of the cabin location and ongoing capacity challenges.”

About a hundred people crowded into the cramped Arrivals area of the Sitka airport terminal Saturday evening to welcome home three Kaagwaantaan clan hats held for more than 100 years in a Pennsylvania museum.

JDHS topples visiting Sitka team in full-court revenge

Juneau-Douglas and Sitka give crowd a full-court show.

Dr. carolyn Virden Brown of Juneau passed away on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026, at the Anchorage Pioneer Home. She was predeceased nine years earlier by her husband of 52 years, Dr. George W. Brown.