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- Juneau writer Vera Starbard nominated for fourth Emmy
“I texted her and I was like, ‘I'll call you back in like 10 minutes.’ And she was like, ‘No, now. “I grew up not seeing anybody that looked or sounded like me or had my history or knew the things that Native cultures were silenced, recounting how their gatherings were outlawed and celebration items like backstory, Molly and her friends plan a community-wide gathering to celebrate the holiday with traditional foods
- Republicans left tribes out of $50B rural fund. Now it’s up to states to share
The fund was a late addition to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act in response to worries about the harm There are nine federally recognized tribes in the state, and Native American people make up 9% of the “I felt like we needed to help be that advocate,” said Church, a citizen of the Cheyenne River Sioux expanding physician residency slots with tribal-specific rotations and opportunities for farm-to-table food There are five federally recognized tribes in the state, and Native Americans make up nearly 5% of the
- Alaska’s oldest original lighthouse opens for future generations, honors maritime history
They traveled from Washington state to take part in the grand opening ceremony. “Something like this doesn’t happen without sweat, equity. It was just making the dream come true. The association continues making a boathouse safe for kayakers to rest in. “It really makes it feel like we followed through with what he did for us,” he said, adding the names
- SEARHC opens $300M ‘space age’ hospital in Sitka
down there to get ready to do another clinic replacement, with a goal eventually developing, if we can make It’s like I’ll be lost.” It features a large kitchen, and food lockers where people can pick up online orders.
- An underwater airplane hunter wants to unearth Alaska’s offshore minerals
Still, the possibility has sparked discussions around the state — generating excitement among explorers like marine mammal subsistence use areas and presents unique, unmitigable risks to Iñupiat subsistence, food Air Force officer and commercial real estate investor, Romeo felt called during the pandemic to take But it’s likely further off in Alaska, he added. “It’s floating, and it’s got these tines, these kind of rake-like things in the front of it.”
- Trump says higher gas prices are worth it; voters aren’t so sure
“I don’t feel like it’s a good trade-off,” Martinez said. “I don’t feel like this is good for anyone.” The American people eat it every time, whether it’s interest rates, food, gasoline.” “Make it make sense.” So it feels like he’s not even connected to his own people.”
- Juneau’s election reflects an unhappy electorate. Will they be happy with what they voted for?
These are deep cuts that the city is going to have to make." lowering the property tax cap to nine mills instead of 12) and Proposition 2 (eliminating sales tax on food Food prices, utility bills, property assessments and other costs have risen sharply in recent years — "We may need to make some adjustments for sure, so that we can really take the months that it's going over the years in our budgeting I think that will buy us a little time to make sure we make the right
- Commission again sets Pacific halibut harvest at rock-bottom levels amid US-Canada tensions
President Donald Trump’s tariff policy and blustering talk of making Canada part of the United States The overall commercial catch is more than 70% below the levels of the early 2000s, and is likely to keep “Now we’re taking the cut in Canada knowing that the halibut stock in Canada will ultimately reap the are caught in commercial harvests by fishing crews that set longlines of baited hooks along the ocean floor The 2024 estimates were down nearly 80% from the late 1990s, and increased slightly last year.
- Alaska gas pipeline developer says it’s open to price controls on natural gas for Alaskans
If the pipeline is built but no exports take place — something that could happen if the pipeline costs Dan Stickel, chief economist for the Alaska Department of Revenue, told legislators in late May that House and Senate Finance committees are considering whether to set the natural gas tax at something like is scheduled to begin debating the unresolved issues on Monday and could advance a bill to the House floor The Senate could take up that measure on the week of the 15th, but with the special session ending on
- Crimson Bears return to the pool with high aspirations
They are taking too many breaths. We have to work on breath control, but it’s OK, we’ll get there. They are not going to like it, but we’ll get there.” With the strong camaraderie of the Juneau swim community through the Glacier Swim Club, most of the athletes “It means my team trusts me to lead them and make sure their voices are heard,” Kiessling said. I am trying to create an atmosphere that makes it easy for them to keep doing that.”
- Dog rescued off cliff on Thunder Mountain
“It almost sounded like a mournful wolf howl mixed with dog barks,” Behrns said. Juneau Mountain Rescue met them partway down the trail with food and new clothes, and Behrns was treated He noted that he would definitely not have been “climbing like Spider-Man” across the face of Thunder Now, he and Bandit are making some adjustments to make sure their hikes don’t turn out as harrowing. But we found out on this trip that he really likes marmots, and they might take him over the side of
- Wrestling giant lifts local grapplers to new heights
and “What do you like better, freestyle or Greco-Roman?” peanut butter and jelly, or peanut butter and honey — I like them both.” Another wrestler asked if he would fight Jake Paul. One asks about his number of wins. “No!” Fluid like a river I guess is the way to describe it.” It’s a sport that really, if you don't mess it up, I feel like people are more likely to just do it all

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