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- Juneau-Douglas girls set new medley relay state swim record
“Starting off with that win got my blood pumping and my confidence up. I like to listen to music and try not to think about anything." And then I started falling behind because it just takes a lot out of you. I feel like everyone is really supportive here and I like competing with the other teams.” Chugiak senior Blake Fazio was selected the Outstanding Male Competitor of the championships.
- Tlingit and Haida opens Two Coppers Casino after years-long effort, but its legal status isn’t a sure bet
tribal casino near Eaglecrest Ski Area that’s been discussed for many years is open, but its operator is taking Two Coppers Casino is a Class II gaming establishment, which can offer slot-like machines where payouts come from a pool of competing players (much like bingo), non-house-banked card games, bingo and pull-tabs Games like poker, blackjack and traditional slot machines are not allowed. Speculation has existed for many years about the site on Fish Creek Road about four miles from the Glacier
- We know the city's finances. We think the stakes couldn't be higher in this year's local election.
Juneau photo) By Christine Woll and Neil Steininger This October, Juneau voters will have the chance to make to solve problems, build roads, educate our children, deliver utilities, respond to disasters, and make yes on both Proposition 2 and Proposition 3 would reduce the cost of living in Juneau by exempting food In the event you are hesitant about a seasonal sales tax or exemptions to food and utilities – there the wealthy, this proposition would result in immediate city service reductions, force the city to take
- New national school voucher program included in ‘big, beautiful’ law, with no cap on cost
It’s a setback for advocates who hoped to see the program — baked into the mega tax and spending cut worried about that because this is seen as a sort of more partisan issue and as a result, what would make More than 138 million people could be eligible to make use of the tax credit in 2027, according to an by its governor or “by such other individual, agency, or entity as is designated under State law to make
- US Senate passes bill intended to shield Alaska Native artists from states’ ivory bans
In a speech on the Senate floor , Sullivan thanked his fellow senators for approving the bill, which
- Carlos Boozer Jr. inducted into Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
"It just takes me back to the beginning, like coming home from school, telling my mom and dad I wanted I'm like, ‘Where you going, bro?’ He's like, ‘I’m going to the gym.’ Like, this is about the USA. This isn't about the Lakers. Lakers (2014-15). She likes to build Legos.
- Rev. Matt Schultz is running on ‘facts and compassion’ in his challenge of Rep. Nick Begich in 2026 US House race
‘I hope you have a great day, and let’s work together to change the system so that you can buy some food I want to make sure that health care is accessible and affordable for all people, regardless of their agenda, we are seeing the fruits of it all across Alaska, people losing their jobs, people losing their food “We have to make sure that with any of these projects, we make sure that it benefits all Alaskans,” he “What I hear most often from people are food security and health care,” Schultz said.
- State health care affordability efforts complicated by One Big Beautiful Bill Act
Hospitals’ pushback California is not the only state taking a close look at hospital prices, which are They are basically saying, “‘Look, health care is taking money away from education, it is taking money private sector it is taking money away from wages,’” he said. He started going to food banks rather than the grocery store, he said, and had a lot less time with his “There’s no more blood to be squeezed from this stone.” • KFF Health News is a national newsroom that
- MEHS off to good start after last year’s struggles, superintendent says
leadership, policies, communication, activities and academic offerings, counseling services, cafeteria food on campus with new mattresses and bunk beds, repairs to the dormitories and replacement of failing food board wrote a formal letter to state officials who oversee operation of the school, asking them to make Committee members met monthly this summer to discuss issues such as communication and food service at Terrence Shanigan of Kanatak and Anchorage is taking over as residential (dormitory) principal.
- Legislature fails to override internet tax veto, sets stage for battle with governor on fiscal plan this session
bills that involved starting the session on a cooperative note that included asking legislators to take Hannan, during floor debate, said the bill simply means Alaska is getting its fair share of taxes already "It doesn't change the burden on the corporation," Hannan said during floor debate. "I could see why Washington state would like us not to join the compact," Hannan said. to make and I do want to see this back as soon as possible."
- Spirits high at The Alaskan Hotel & Bar, nominated for USA Today’s ‘Best Haunted Hotel’ competition
"It took my breath away and I was like ‘OK, I'm not even going to try, this is ridiculous,’" she said "All the other nine entries are either world famous — like Lizzie Borden’s house, that’s one of them They're like castles." The story goes that the room was found to be covered in blood after a Navy soldier jumped out the window (no one ever found out what caused all the blood in the first place)."
- Parks and Recreation’s Free Month of Play starts Friday
Borough of Juneau’s Parks and Recreation for Month of Play, a month of in-person and Do-It-Yourself fun taking At each event, you’ll receive an entry ticket for the Month of Play drawing, featuring prizes like pool Free Equipment Rental, July 10 to 31 Food Drive at the Zach Gordon Youth Center, July 13 to 18 Goosechase

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