Juneau Independent

The federal government shutdown is forcing a reckoning for two remote health care programs because they automatically expired Oct. 1.

Alaska lawmakers are expecting to spend hundreds of millions of dollars from the Constitutional Budget Reserve, which was the source of the investment.

Lawsuit by Juneau resident accused state of violating requirement that fish be managed for sustained yield.

Whitney, Cullum, Thomas lead school board race; sales tax exemption has big lead, seasonal sales tax headed for defeat.

Decision came after school board extended his contract until 2028.

JDHS’ 29-28 loss on a two-point conversion at the end is why they’re playing the postseason rematch on the road rather than at home.

Marsh Master, bought with $300K federal grant and $20K in local funds, will be first of its kind at a US airport with FAA approval, manager says; Assembly OK still needed.

The Trump administration announced Friday it had begun mass layoffs of federal employees, a step not taken during previous government shutdowns and one that could significantly reshape the size and scope of the government. 

Development at Cascade Point north of Juneau, road extension south of Haines among projects now advancing.

This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.

The U.S. Senate has unanimously approved a bill that would allow Alaska Natives to continue sales of traditional ivory art in states that have passed laws banning the ivory trade.

The Alaska Legislature has filed a legal challenge to Gov. Mike Dunleavy in a case that could decide the limits of executive power in Alaska.