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Alaska Supreme Court upholds constitutionality of campaign ad disclosure statements
State requires ads to bear the names of the top three contributors to a campaign; the Alaska Policy Forum had challenged the constitutionality of that rule.
Feb 183 min read


Police, public on opposing sides of Juneau lawmaker’s bill banning officers from wearing masks
Open testimony on HB 250 features opposition by Anchorage police chief and two residents; 13 people and two nonprofits offer support, with some seeking additional restrictions.
Feb 173 min read


Capitals win Presidents Day Hockey Tournament in Anchorage
Juneau’s 18U and 16U skaters team up to earn Sunday championship in overtime
Feb 178 min read


Cooking for Pleasure: Top sirloin roast beef
This roast served four of us with second helpings along with tidbits for my sister’s Jack Russell terrier who demanded her share from under the table.
Feb 173 min read


Two lawsuits challenge Trump administration’s plans for oil drilling in Alaska petroleum reserve
A newly filed lawsuit and a revived six-year-old case from environmental groups and an Alaska Native organization are challenging the Trump administration’s proposal to open more parts of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska to oil and gas drilling.
Feb 172 min read


‘How can you stand here on Elizabeth Peratrovich Day?’ Sullivan challenged on voter ID bill during Juneau visit
Alaska senator defends co-sponsorship of SAVE Act in response to concerns it will make voting harder for rural residents; bill has passed House, but is expected to fail in Senate.
Feb 173 min read


Tongass National Forest plan revision opens for public input this week
A plan to revise the Tongass National Forest Land and Resource Management plan, with a new emphasis on timber and other resource industries as mandated by President Donald Trump, is set to begin a 30-day public comment period Wednesday.
Feb 173 min read


Put an end to unsustainable management of halibut
I would like to begin by stating that Alaska’s halibut resource is currently at an all-time low — approximately a 40-year low — and is approaching an endangered state as a result of irresponsible management decisions.
Feb 173 min read


University of Alaska requesting more funding for employee compensation and mental health services
The University of Alaska is asking state lawmakers for millions in additional funding next year, saying the money is needed to stabilize operations, cover rising costs and address campus safety and student mental health needs.
Feb 171 min read


JDHS players get opportunity to skate with fellow girls in hockey tourney
Freshmen Winter Osterhout, Brook Taintor play at Girls State Championships.
Feb 177 min read


Police blotter for Feb. 15
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
Feb 171 min read


Visitor Industry Task Force meets Feb. 19 on downtown crowding
The City and Borough of Juneau’s Visitor Industry Task Force meets Thursday, Feb.19, at 5:30 p.m. to discuss crowding in downtown Juneau during the cruise ship season.
Feb 171 min read
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