Juneau Independent

A plan to upgrade the early warning and alert systems in Haines and Skagway is on hold after a federal grant program issued a stop work order to KHNS, which was in the middle of ordering equipment for the upgrades.

The trial against a former Juneau chiropractor accused of assaulting a dozen patients under the guise of medical care has ended, and...

Postal services in Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Italy said they will stop shipping most merchandise to the U.S. effective immediately. France and Austria will follow Monday. The U.K.'s Royal Mail said it would halt shipments to the U.S. on Tuesday.

Longtime Glacier Swim Club coach retires after guiding more than 10,000 students through life’s waters over 37 years.

The politically appointed board that regulates health care in Alaska voted unanimously Friday to recommend that the state restrict medical care for transgender youth in the state and approved a letter asking Alaska lawmakers to end access to abortion in the late stages of pregnancy.

State officials said Friday they’re hoping to reopen the flood-damaged Back Loop Bridge by Tuesday, about 10 days after beginning work and two weeks since the bridge was closed.

After seeing many videos of masked, armed ICE agents harassing and pulling peaceful, law-abiding community folk off the streets, while at the same time making slow progress on deporting undocumented criminals, Americans are beginning to sour on Trump’s immigration policies. 

Juneau Flood Solution Advocates hosts post-jökulhlaup debrief.

Council’s report states workforce improvements made, does not mention allegations against Chalyee Éesh Richard Peterson; tribal citizens complain about lack of transparency.

Cruise ship passengers who arrive at Juneau’s farthest dock may not have to trek as far to get to downtown in the coming years…( Read...

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Some assembly members are hoping to reconsider their vote last week to hire a new federal lobbyist after learning that the candidate they thought they were voting on is not a lobbyist at all — and is also the managing director of a mining company.