Juneau Independent

Antoine Zeno, 44, charged with felony sexual assault of victim described by a shelter employee as unresponsive "like a ragdoll"; officials say it is the first such case at the facility.

City leaders seek ways to moderate impacts of voter-approved tax cuts at day-long meeting shook up by earthquake, record snowfall.

The people of Juneau need to know the illogicality of the reasoning of the Assembly regarding Telephone Hill. We have obtained a transcript of their Committee of the Whole meeting of Nov. 3, and it is shocking.

The Christmas decorations are up, and the cookies are ready for the governor’s annual Holiday Open House in Juneau on Tuesday, Dec. 9, from 3-6 p.m.

The Assembly has not yet absorbed the message voters delivered in October. Residents asked for disciplined spending, clearer priorities, and a government focused on core responsibilities. Yet the Assembly’s retreat discussions reveal a body still searching for revenue before articulating a vision.

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

Voting by mail faces uncertain moment ahead of midterm elections.

The state of Alaska has settled lawsuits against Juul and Altria, two nicotine vapor manufacturers, for a combined $7.8 million, the state Department of Law said on Friday.

Falcons hoopsters defeat Sitka in Icebreaker Invitational overtime

Lady Eagles and Eagles defeat host Thunder Mountain Middle School.

The U.S. Supreme Court appeared ready to expand presidential power after hearing a case Monday on whether President Donald Trump can hire and fire members of independent federal agencies without cause.

Worker shortages, health, economic diversity on minds of residents visiting the area’s three Democratic legislators at the Alaska State Capitol.