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  • Bigfoot makes guest appearance at Juneau’s first-ever UFO town hall

    Most were among an estimated 400 cruise passengers taking part in a voyage that, for the first time, addition to the strange encounters at Thunder Mountain, she experienced something else at the Mendenhall Glacier The surrealism increased when she departed the glacier visitor center parking lot in her two-year-old "It starts to stall, and I'm like, ‘Uh-uh, not today,’ you know," she said. An MRI is like 52,000 to 54,000 milligauss. The whole place was buzzing.

  • Sunday’s Aukeman Triathlon features largest field in years

    The 2025 race is Sunday at Auke Lake with the Long Distance starting at 6:30 a.m., the Olympic Distance The 2025 race is Sunday at Auke Lake with the Long Distance starting at 6:30 a.m., the Olympic Distance All swims start at the University of Alaska Southeast dock and finish at the Auke Lake ramp with the Each run portion leaves UAS through the Auke Bay boat ramp and onto Auke Lake trail. Highway, and then back past Auke Lake to the UAS plaza for the finish.

  • Alaska lawmakers honor the legacy of late Anchorage Republican Craig Johnson

    Alaska’s House of Representatives took a moment of silence in his honor during their Friday floor session He wanted to make sure the team functioned well. shoulder to the seat where Johnson sat in his last legislative session when he described how Johnson would make

  • Pilot rescued after floatplane makes emergency landing in Mendenhall River next to airport

    An Alaska Seaplanes floatplane is seen lodged downstream on a root ball floating in the flooded Mendenhall An Alaska Seaplanes floatplane made an emergency landing at the mouth of the flooded Mendenhall River The river was at or near the major flood stage of 14 feet at the time, according to National Weather Darin Fagerstrom views the stranded Alaska Seaplane while standing in the flooded Mendenhall River on

  • Environmental groups take steps to sue to compel new protections for gray whales

    It was one of the 187 gray whales that, as of late August, have been found dead this year along West Last year, the population fell to about 12,890, one of the lowest levels since counts began in the late up dead all along the West Coast, and if federal officials keep dragging their feet, it could be too late

  • Travelers make alternate plans as ferry service to Skagway remains paused indefinitely

    In the meantime, tourists, locals and athletes are making alternative plans for getting to and from the If the repairs to the terminal take longer, Smith said the school district would be in a “tough situation “We were all expecting to host and watch our kids run this year, and it looks like we’ll just have to While the MV Hubbard and catamarans carried racers to the start, some athletes had to make alternative Though they rented a car, Bremner said the expense and limited availability of rental vehicles make this

  • Trump doubles down on calling for the feds to take over state elections

    If they can't count the votes legally and honestly, then somebody else should take over.” “The Republicans should say, ‘We want to take over,’” he said. “We should take over the voting, the voting in at least many — 15 places. “He wants to make it right and the SAVE Act is the solution.” “Donald Trump called for Republican officials to ‘take over’ voting procedures in 15 states,” Sen.

  • Slides block roads to both Sitka hydro dams

    One of several avalanches on Blue Lake Road is pictured near a warning sign Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026. Avalanches on Blue Lake and Green Lake roads have blocked access to dams. A thick layer of debris is covering an approximately 100-yard stretch of Green Lake Road, Olson said. to the city's Blue Lake Dam and the U.S. She noted that avalanches tend to fall each year in the same area of Blue Lake Road.

  • ‘Sad and hard’: People seeking and serving food see early difficulties after Glory Hall halts meals for non-residents

    "We need people that actually care about either making a difference or us — making a difference so that "I (and everyone at TGH) got into this work to help people and make TGH the best it can be and it was We are also making sure we are doing a lot of outreach and doing our best to make sure everyone is still Bradley Perkins prepares buffet pans of food for serving at Resurrection Lutheran Church’s weekly food "(We are) just trying to focus on what the future looks like and how we can make this change temporary

  • As AI-generated fake content mars legal cases, states want guardrails

    legal field are using AI to automate repetitive tasks and save time, but hallucinations have led to fake [AI], and the courts are not going to be able to be a dam across a river that’s already flowing at flood As more false quotes, fake court cases and incorrect information appear in legal documents generated “Fake evidence is nothing new,” Robinson said. “You cannot prevent a mistake just by telling people, ‘Don’t make a mistake,’” Charlotin said.

  • GCLL junior baseball takes series lead over Ketchikan in state championships

    Juneau won 10-0 to take a 2-1 games lead in the best-of-five series. Juneau won 10-0 to take a 2-1 games lead in the best-of-five series. Juneau won 10-0 to take a 2-1 games lead in the best-of-five series. Juneau won 10-0 to take a 2-1 games lead in the best-of-five series. Juneau won 10-0 to take a 2-1 games lead in the best-of-five series.

  • Assembly makes appointments to Planning Commission and Bartlett Regional Hospital board

    The Assembly would like to thank outgoing BRH board members Kenny Solomon-Gross and Richelle (Shelly)

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