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  • The myth about Juneau’s ‘slush fund’

    Having a reserve to make possible a scheduled reduction in services was viewed as far more tolerable , the pandemic that shut Juneau’s tourism sector down through two seasons, and the Mendenhall River floods

  • Suspicious package at post office leads to drug arrest

    Officers obtained a warrant after postal workers flagged a suspicious package with a fake return address

  • Congress rebuffs Trump push to slash $33B from health, human services

    Neither of the original bills went to the floor for debate and amendment votes, though negotiations to Months of hard work turned into results’ House Appropriations Chairman Tom Cole, R-Okla., said during floor Prevention and Health Promotion  writes that “people who don't have access to grocery stores with healthy foods are less likely to have good nutrition. life expectancy relative to people who do have access to healthy foods.” 

  • Alaska, Montana, Oklahoma crack top five in first rural hospital funding allocation

    dollars each state will receive this fiscal year as part of a massive $50 billion rural health fund baked the same time period, is being allocated to states based on several factors, such as steps states are taking

  • Education funding predictability bill advances as legislators negotiate agenda for final days of session

    Ted Eischeid, D-Anchorage, during a House floor session on Monday, May 11, 2026. HB 261 is now in the Senate Finance Committee, its last committee of referral before a floor vote, but Among the changes made by the education committee was removing a provision — added during House floor HB 261 is now in the Senate Finance Committee, its last committee of referral before a floor vote, but But she said Saturday that now seems less likely.

  • JDHS boys complete sweep of visiting Lathrop

    It makes it so you don’t have to chase, and that is kind of important.” Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé sophomore Bryce Haygood and Lathrop junior Jake Tansy (20) things that win games, and not make mistakes, and not be selfish. So we are growing into it and it takes time.” I don’t know if I deserved it with Sam’s amazing bicycle kick, but I will definitely take it.

  • Five legislators travel to Juneau, spend two minutes in a special session, and adjourn until Aug. 31

    A third and final day scheduled at the end of the 30-day session on Aug. 31 is expected to be much like Tuesday’s technical floor sessions, with no official business conducted. "We want to make sure that we get through the full 30 days and the hope is that the governor doesn't, If we're going to take up any sort of measures that require public input, and committees to meet and things like that, let's do it during the regular session."

  • King salmon sports fishing closed from April 1 to June 14

    been working, continues approach in Southeast this spring Alaska Department of Fish and Game officials take March 31, 2026, shows sport fishing regulations for king salmon in Southeast Alaska and the Juneau/Glacier

  • Second special session on gasline opens with move to send bill to six-member House-Senate committee

    Both the House and Senate convened their floor sessions well past the 10 a.m. starting time on the proclamation The House, after beginning its floor session at 10:52 a.m., read the governor’s proclamation ordering one and phase two of the gas pipeline," Kopp said in explaining the Senate changes during the House floor Two bills by the governor related to the gasline were introduced during the floor session, but Edgmon said those aren’t likely to be the "vehicle" the Legislature takes action on to advance the gasline.

  • Municipal, state officials mobilize to welcome hundreds of storm evacuees to Anchorage

    disaster declaration for parts of western and northwestern Alaska after a pair of devastating storms flooded “Due to the time, space, distance, geography and weather in the affected areas, it is likely that many shelter for so many people, but we have so many amazing partners who have come to the table, and we take At Napakiak, a village of 325 people, a quarter of all homes were shifted from their foundations by flooding We just need make sure we pull it all together like we have in other disasters.

  • Vigil at dusk for Alfred Willis Torres Sr. offers support and words full of light

    April 6 by Devon Rivera, 29, and Chelsea Willis, 37, resulting in facial fractures and other severe injuries It's really hard, because it's not like he was sick and he died. society, I hope he just betters himself and looks back at this day that happened and doesn’t let anything like Meanwhile, fundraising efforts for memorial services and to help Torres’ family are taking place. Lott said that includes a food sale by the family Friday evening, with the schedule for a viewing and

  • University of Alaska Southeast’s close-knit community highlighted at commencement

    Along with encouraging his fellow students to take risks, he said, “Don’t go alone.” “But I came into the culture late, late in life,” Wilson said in his speech. violence and sexual assault, and overseeing the development of the Kaasei Satu healing plaza at Twin Lakes UAS students brought audience members food and drinks to their seats at the beginning of the gathering The internship lasts two months, and “the plan after that is to take a good break.”

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