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- Crimson Bears wrestlers dominate home matches
into a Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.At Kalé show out as 29 Crimson Bears earned podiums, with 12 taking I feel like all of our hard work is paying off and we are getting the hang of things. Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.At Kalé junior Jed Davis takes down Sitka junior Franklin Jimmy in title with 178 points, JDHS 92, Kayhi 91, Hoonah 64, Craig 59, Wrangell 52, Metlakatla 35, Sitka 29, Kake Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.At Kalé freshman Landon Hill takes down Mt.
- Police blotter for July 31, 2025
Domestic Dispute At 10:49 a.m. on Thursday, Floyd Rapp, 42, was arrested for domestic violence assault
- Alaska’s financial gain comes at a price
crops, or can’t afford to pay their fuel or electricity bills, or can’t find propane to cook their food recruitment and retention grants, Head Start, child advocacy centers and an increased state share of food Legislators also look likely to use some of the war bonus to add to this fall’s Permanent Fund dividend
- Lawsuit targets Trump administration action opening 2.1 million acres in Alaska to development
The department’s decision, finalized on Feb. 25, allows the state government to take over the land and including salmon, and holds habitat for migratory birds, moose, caribou and a variety of other species, making it important to subsistence food harvesters and recreational visitors, the lawsuit says. necessary tribal consultation, and it could strip federal subsistence-harvesting protections from important food-gathering Protecting these resources is critical to our food security, our culture, and our future.” • Yereth Rosen
- Mini comic convention brings artists from all over to Juneau
we all make friends.” Displays of prints, stickers and buttons spanned three floors of the Andrew P. “But when an event like this happens it's very nice to feel like you're in the community.” Tables fill three floors at the Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum during the Alaska Robotics (Ellie Ruel / Juneau Independent) “It's like the one time of the year where like every little nerd gets
- US Senate moves toward final vote on big budget bill, with Alaska at the forefront
Provisions that would have shielded the state from some health care and food stamp cuts appear to be to Medicaid spending and changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as food Large numbers of Alaskans receive SNAP food aid from the federal government, and the bill would require government for mistakes managing SNAP, would be required to pay as much as $37 million per year to keep food Alaska and Hawaii from having to pay into the program, but on Monday, the Senate parliamentarian seemed likely
- Seventeen people sign up to run in 2026 Alaska governor race; top four advance in Aug. 18 primary
The winner will take office at noon Dec. 7 for a four-year term. Current Lt. Gov. Gov. candidate Blake Gettys Former state Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (Democratic) and Lt.
- Trump administration says SNAP will be partially funded after judges’ rulings
said Monday that it will partially fund SNAP after a pair of judges’ rulings required it to keep the food loading the SNAP cards, which involves steps by state and federal government agencies and vendors, can take
- Crimson Bears softball seniors to be honored on Saturday
A: Food: Dumplings. Movie/show: “Grey’s Anatomy.” Music: R&B. Book: I do not have one. A: Food: Chicken Alfredo. Movie/show: “Hoppers.” Music: "Shameless" by Camila Cabello. A: Food: Mexican. Movie/show: “Just go with it.” Music: Pretty much everything. A: Food: Strawberries. Movie/show: “Outer Banks.” Music: Alternative Rock. A: Food: Chicken Alfredo. Movie/show: N/A. Music: “Pyramids” from Frank Ocean. Book: N/A.
- Summer comes at last, bringing colorful blooms
“The newer hybrids, especially the ones like those at Wells Fargo Bank in the valley, are called ‘Yaks “They will make full-sized flowers and leaves, but will be manageable for the domestic garden.” Pests like root weevils can be discovered by notches they create on the leaf edges. Today the pink ‘rhodie’ measures nine feet tall and likely the same width. Forest Service’s Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center, artist and historical writer. At St.
- How the rest of the world covered Juneau’s snowpocalypse
The previous snowfall record for December was actually set in 1964, making it the snowiest in a little meteorologists such as : “Rain and above-freezing temperatures will melt more snow, increasing the risk of flooding interviewing a resident busy digging out their home or vehicle from a newsroom across the country is likely (Screenshot from Facebook) Other frequently shared images looked like a bizarre smash-up of the downtown Most Juneauites would likely disagree with the depictions of a decently-sized lit-up urban sprawl scene
- Americans by name, prosecuted for voting in Alaska
The one-lane tunnel, which carves 2.5 dark, musty, bumpy miles through a glacial mountain, opens for She’s called this complex home for years, so when the troopers knocked at the door of her third-floor The area is abundant in natural wonders—the town is ringed by mountains and glaciers and waterfalls, She owns Kozy Korner, the food market inside the apartment complex, where she sells non-perishables, I just don’t want to make any more mistakes.”

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