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- Juneau School District launches interactive online budgeting tool
“Just like in real life, the budget must balance in the end.” simulation reflects only the district’s operating fund, and does not include funds such as transportation, food
- Capitals to defend home ice, protect Treadwell Arena from outside insurrection
We are at our best when we take away time and space from the opposing teams. forward Danica Bowers (#6), forward Alexander Habighorst (9), goalie Tess Jorgensen (11), defenseman Blake talking about how 18-year-olds have jobs and girlfriends and boyfriends and sometimes those things take
- Is a US Department of Justice investigation about to disrupt Alaska’s US Senate race?
Sullivan’s campaign fake, and a trick to deceive Alaska voters. Dan J. is the result of “trickery” by “Crooked, Radical Left Dumocrats” who put up another Dan Sullivan “to take Attorney General Todd Blanche said he would take the president’s views into consideration when making “If this is the ace in the hole,” Wieber asked, “Don’t you think you would spend to make sure that he makes it into the top four?”
- 2026 Alaska State House members
Kevin McCabe R-Big Lake — District 30 Email: Representative.Kevin.McCabe@akleg.gov Session contact:
- 1% seasonal sales tax certified for Oct. 6 municipal election ballot
(Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) By Mark Sabbatini Juneau Independent Juneau residents will likely city resulting from two tax-cut measures passed last year, with the most significant of them exempting food
- States reeling from winter storm encounter a smaller FEMA
install generators where needed, and Corps employees will help local governments in Louisiana begin to take Hamideh cautioned against the misconception that “if you get a presidential declaration, FEMA will make waited weeks for the Trump administration to approve more robust federal aid after tornadoes and severe flooding “It’s increasing support enabling them to take pre-disaster, long-term mitigation resiliency actions to ask the parishes or the locals that have come out of the fight mode to go into recovery mode and make
- Washington state man convicted on drug charges related to two overdose deaths in Skagway
Jan. 13, around 11:30 p.m., the individual selling the pills was found unresponsive on his bathroom floor
- Win Gruening: Juneau Assembly spends recklessly despite voter concerns about affordability
are being processed, city leaders tell voters that the “stakes couldn’t be higher” and if you vote to make limit the property tax millage rate to nine mills (slightly above where it was last year) and to exempt food In reality, however, a seasonal sales tax likely would increase the tax burden for many residents, especially property taxes have continued to rise inexorably to fund an ever-higher level of discretionary spending like first two ballot propositions limiting property tax increases and adding a sales tax exemption for food
- Trump administration plans to write regulations using AI
Zerzan added, “We’re flooding the zone.” These developments have alarmed some at DOT. Writing and revising complex federal regulations can take months, sometimes years. That should be possible, he said, because “it shouldn’t take you more than 20 minutes to get a draft “It seemed like his vision of the future of rulemaking at DOT is that our jobs would be to proofread “There’s a lot of posturing of, ‘We want to seem like a leader in federal AI adoption,’” one said.
- Carvers, apprentices from Southeast collaborate on latest Totem Pole Trail project
also is planned an installation of bronze masks titled “Faces of Alaska” on the SHI arts campus which, like Boxley of Metlakatla, Nicholas Galanin and Tommy Joseph of Sitka, Robert Mills of Kake and Mick Beasley The traditional homeland of the Sukteeneidi people is in Tebenkoff Bay near Kake. “I wanted to make it bulging,” Wallace said. When they rolled the pole upright, Wallace realized that the beak that he’d carved looked more like a
- Mt. Edgecumbe defends home gym against Redington
Huskies senior Jake Murdock scored 10 of his 14 game points in the first half.
- Alaska’s news organizations are collaborating on voter guides — and you can help, too
What does your ideal fiscal plan look like? What specific changes, if any, would you make to the U.S. environmental and climate-related risks facing Alaska communities, including coastal erosion, permafrost thaw, flooding What steps do you think the state should take to support these communities? What do you think the state should do to make healthcare more affordable?

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