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- Kids promised 'forever homes' instead confined in for-profit institutions
Break the rules and they had to scrub the floor on their knees with a toothbrush for hours or go outside The smell of freshly pulled weeds still makes her sick. The facility, Change Academy at Lake of the Ozarks, or Calo Programs, which is owned by Embark Behavioral She had to agree, she said, to make it stop. He lost his privilege to sit on furniture and had to sit on the floor.
- Wrestlers ‘wrangle’ Wolves on island hide-a-way
For a week away from regionals that makes me feel pretty good about where we are as a team.” “I felt like I knew how to handle some spots I would not normally find myself in that often,” Shockley with the coaches as Regionals and State come around…My teammates push me out of my comfort zone to make Arabella Nore (12-5) over Kake so. Sassy Sharclane-Wooton (0-2) by fall 1:19; Boys 215 - WRG sr. “And I feel like we are in a place to come home with a lot of hardware.”
- Natural gas pipeline tax break lacks needed Senate votes, Alaska lawmakers say
An internal rule states that 11 of the coalition’s members must agree before a bill comes to the floor “We are not to the point of having 11 votes to get to the floor yet,” said Sen. the current version of the bill does not protect Alaska’s financial interests enough to get to the floor If the bill advances to the floor and all six minority senators vote for the bill, only five majority “It would make organizing another bipartisan majority less likely next year,” he said. Gov.
- States must ‘undo’ actions providing full SNAP benefits, Trump administration says
Alaska will proceed with plan to make partial food assistance payments, governor’s office says Donations for the Juneau Central Labor Council's annual Thanksgiving Food Drive are loaded into a Southeast Alaska Food Bank van in the Mendenhall Mall parking lot on Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025. Department of Agriculture late Saturday night states. issued an emergency declaration to pay out up to $10 million in state funds to SNAP recipients and food
- Fort Yukon girls basketball team has warm feelings about Juneau tournament despite record storm
(Klas Stolpe / Juneau Independent) The Lady Eagles arrived at the tournament expecting to see the glacier “Salmon used to be, like, two-thirds of the food here.” “In the fall we go moose hunting, almost all of our food is harvested,” Carroll said. meat because we don’t want to eat McDonalds or fast food the entire time.” They all said they missed Native foods and snow machines. “Anything with moose meat,” Ward said.
- Obituary: Joan Franceska Wahto
And with that indomitable Scottish and Finnish blood in her, Joan was a great athlete. In her last years, she also became somewhat of a food influencer.
- Major building projects top Sitka headlines in 2025
addressing housing and child care needs, as a way to attract and keep young families in Sitka, and making The original terminal was built in 1969 and expanded in the late 1980s. record sockeye salmon return at Redoubt Falls, where 229,000 sockeye were counted passing the Redoubt Lake weir from mid-June to late July. and several nonprofits including Sitkans Against Family Violence and Sitka Conservation Society held food
- Assembly has spent poorly, is considering tax hikes after voters opted for tax cuts
To be clear, the food must be good food — no junk food. For years Juneau has exempted its seniors from a tax on food. What grants does the CBJ make for what purpose to what organizations? Would you rather make your own tax-deductible donations or be taxed so the CBJ can make donations for Why not take a little time, take a breath, watch the tax receipts this summer, and assess our priorities
- Dunleavy calls third special session on gasline; compromise bill fails in House after passing Senate
begin July 27 House Speaker Bryce Edgmon, I-Dillingham, talks on the phone during a break in a House floor with Dunleavy’s declaration announced by House Speaker Bryce Edgmon, I-Dillingham, at the onset of floor key sticking point for Dunleavy and others opposing the bill is a so-called "S Corp" provision that makes He said during floor debate he opposed the S Corp provision, but in a brief interview after the session Jesse Bjorkman, R-Nikiski, was an excused absence from Thursday’s floor session.
- Petersburg girls run past Haines, Craig girls topple Wrangell in 2A region openers
The fourth-seed Lady Vikings defeated the fifth-seed Haines Lady Glacier Bears 43-17 behind 15 points (Klas Stolpe / Juneau Independent) CC Elliott led Haines with eight points including the Lady Glacier “I feel like it was a nice, like, warmup game,” Tow said. I feel like this game kind of like helped us get motivated for that game.” A complete team effort and that is what makes me most proud.”
- Nugget Mall to remain closed while safety inspector brought in from out of town, management says
several weeks due to the widespread impacts across town‚’ update states; tenant estimates process may take "It might take a week to get the person up here," he said. "It’ll take him a couple of days or a week to finish the inspection. It'll take at least a day, and probably a couple of days, to write up a report. due to heavy rainfall in recent days that has created hazards such as heavier snowloads on roofs, flooding
- Man critically injured in apparent midnight hit-and-run near Valley post office
when he was apparently struck by a hit-and-run vehicle near the Mendenhall Valley Post Office sometime late She said she was told by hospital officials her brother sustained a brain hemorrhage, brain bleeding, facial

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