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- Some immigrants face indefinite detention, likely leading to Supreme Court case
Supreme Court is likely to weigh in on a Trump administration policy that allows detention without bond Supreme Court is likely to decide the matter. Conflicting appeals rulings like these, known as “circuit splits,” generally lead to a Supreme Court The policy has also flooded federal courts with petitions for release by people denied bond under the 5.5 million could have entered the country illegally, making them subject to the detention policy.
- Assembly needs more facts before making drastic budget cuts
Results over the last three years indicate that even this rosy estimate will likely be millions of dollars arising from the voter-approved sales tax and property tax reductions, the manager has proposed to make both a recognition of the overly conservative prior budgets and an indication that the $3.9 million is likely Another indicator of problems is the very late completion of the audited financial statements and what good financial information, and indicate the Assembly is stabbing in the dark in its current effort to make
- Barrow takes top honors in debut appearance at JIVE tournament
"I think we rose to the occasion, which is something we've been working on, and taking every team like were moving, they were talking, they were playing a little bit scrappy and picking balls up off the floor I think they went all out, they hit the ball hard, they went after everything on the floor. players said they didn’t see much of Juneau after arriving Thursday, aside from exploring downtown and making
- Fultz attorney says he likely will seek to move retrial to Anchorage
former Juneau chiropractor accused of sexually assaulting about a dozen patients said Wednesday he likely There are all kinds of things going on right now that I think would support a motion like that." Krystyn Tendy, a prosecutor in the case, didn’t take a stance on moving the trial during Wednesday’s "It could make it easier. It could make it harder." Ambrose has previously stated it might take until next year before he is ready for a retrial, but said
- School board holds onto $1M for cancelled RALLY program, in case private alternative doesn’t work out
Returning money designated for childcare to the city put on hold by district leaders while Auke Lake president, asked the proposal be put on hold until there’s a better sense of how the privately run Auke Lake "I guess I’m sort of waiting for an established track record from the Auke Lake Preschool in being successful The district’s RALLY program was offered at four elementary schools, while Auke Lake Preschool is offering it at three (Auke Bay Elementary School, Harborview Elementary School and Sítʼ Eetí Shaanáx̱ – Glacier
- On The Trails: Variations in salmon life histories
Kokanee salmon schooling in a stream near Lake Tahoe, California. They take longer to mature than the sea-run forms, because the food resources are less in freshwater By 1970, all the big lakes had established populations of coho. They spawn in streams but live their lives in lakes. That’s in the Great Lakes, where the species was introduced in the 1950s.
- Supreme Court sounds skeptical of late-arriving ballots, a Trump target
A ruling is expected by late June, early enough to govern the counting of ballots in the 2026 midterm Alito wondered about the appearance of fraud in situations where “a big stash of ballots” that arrive late Alaska, with its vast distances and often unpredictable weather, also counts late-arriving ballots. On the other side, Justice Elena Kagan said the logic of the challenge to late-arriving ballots also The court also grappled with whether state laws allowing for late-arriving ballots from military and
- Murkowski takes aim at Trump administration’s ‘unlawful’ pocket rescission
U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski talks to a student during a visit to the Capitol on March 18, 2025. (Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) criticized the Trump administration Tuesday for what she called an “unlawful” attempt to yank back roughly $5 billion in government funding previously approved by Congress. In a post on the social platform X , Murkowski said she strongly objected to the White House budget office’s “unlawful attempt to pursue a nearly $5 billion pocket rescission .” “Congress alone bears the constitutional responsibility for funding our government, and any effort to claw back resources outside of the appropriations process undermines that responsibility,” she wrote…( Read full story )
- Juneau’s Open Water swim series ends with four champions
Miller, Kirk, Lacey, Wheeler win age group titles across six races in six weeks Participants in the Glacier Swim Club 2026 Open Water Series pose for a photo after swimming in the season finale race at Auke Lake 2026 Open Water Series on Juneau’s Auke Lake ended on Saturday. race at Auke Lake on Saturday, June 25, 2026. Auke Lake.
- Five people seeking to be Tlingit and Haida’s president make their cases on eve of election
Thursday, with the winners taking their oaths of office at 4:30 p.m. The next generation of leaders needs to be mentored now to take over." systems that affect our people every day: tribal government, healthcare, finance, education, housing, food And when something isn't working we should have the courage to acknowledge it and work together to make Pata said she returned to Juneau because "my experience only matters if I make a difference at home."
- Northwest Arctic residents take on monthlong voter education mission by snowmachine
“So we need to tuupaq — that means ‘wake it up’ — and really look at what’s going on so that we can make But Kameroff said traveling by snowmachine will make it easier to connect.
- CBJ to ask Goldbelt, others about taking over operations at Eaglecrest
City leaders said Monday night they are asking Goldbelt Inc. and other entities about taking over operations the mountain’s infrastructure aging, officials are hoping an expansion into year-round tourism can make City studies have shown the gondola has the potential to make Eaglecrest profitable year-round. Borough of Juneau development permit application) The discussion about having Goldbelt or another entity take

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