Juneau Independent

Researcher from Italy was with two other people who saw him fall into a stream on glacier’s surface that pushed him into opening, according to officials.

Thunderbirds win in first-ever “road” trip to Southeast competition; JDHS finishes second in individual and team results.

The contrasting moves come amid turmoil at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Despite the assistance of armed troops in U.S. cities, federal immigration officials recorded fewer daily arrests in August than in July and remain well short of a Trump administration plan for 3,000 arrests a day, according to a new report.

Despite funding uncertainties, University of Alaska Southeast students and faculty remain committed to research.

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Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) criticized the Trump administration Tuesday for what she called an “unlawful” attempt to yank back roughly $5 billion in government funding previously approved by Congress.

Some research suggests college-educated officers use force less often and elicit fewer complaints.

Twenty-nine Kake City School students and five chaperones were stuck overnight in Juneau over the weekend following mechanical issues...

Federal grants totaling over $650,000 to two Southeast Alaska tribal groups and the state to gather more science on transboundary rivers may seem like a proverbial drop in the bucket compared to the water flows of the Stikine, Taku, Unuk and Salmon rivers.

The Anan Wildlife Observatory won an Award of Excellence from the Alaska chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects, joining the Wrangell Mariners’ Memorial in receiving the honor for 2025.

Ken Jouppi has been fighting a 13-year battle with the state of Alaska, alleging that the seizure of his plane was excessive.