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- States could purge voter rolls close to elections if Supreme Court takes Trump's side in Arizona case
Department of Justice asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to take up a case casting the Republican National If the court takes the case, it could lead to a significant decision granting states greater leeway to While the Trump administration wants the Supreme Court to take the case, the underlying petition was But four years earlier, the justices declined to take a case over a Kansas proof of citizenship law. If the justices decide soon to take it, they would likely hold oral arguments in the fall and potentially
- Surfers hit the waves at Lena Cove on 10-degree Fahrenheit day
Canal, some Juneauites head for the windblown slopes on Eaglecrest or the downwind side of Mendenhall Lake
- Death Notice: Jirdes Winther Baxter
who passed away on Jan. 5, 2026, at the age of 101, will be held on May 9 at 2 p.m. at Chapel by the Lake
- Juneau’s storm evacuations prompt Haines, Klukwan to reflect on readiness
Melting and rain brought some flooding and concern of elevated slide risk, but the region emerged without Another was communication with the Four Winds Resource Center — the non-profit at the old Mosquito Lake School — for shelter and food. , or were unable to get to a grocery store, Hotch said tribal staff were able to direct them to the food bank and available cots at the Mosquito Lake School.
- Chess a winning move for Ukrainian teen who takes girls’ title at state tournament, gains rank at nationals
But she is still taking lessons from her chess coach there, which is helping her experiences in the United "And after learning more I realized this is something that I can do — and, like, why not?" "If I don't like it later I can just stop. But so far I like it and it gives me opportunities to actually do something that I want to do." It makes our lives a little bit nervous.
- Cruise companies are avoiding Tracy Arm after last year’s massive landslide
Geological Survey shows the terminus of the South Sawyer Glacier in Tracy Arm fjord, alongside the remains A massive landslide last summer sent parts of a glacier crashing into the water, generated a tsunami Vallier, who owns the Alaska Travel Desk, said he would have liked cruise companies to give travelers Seeing a glacier — particularly a dynamic, calving glacier — is a bucket-list item for many tourists, visitors view it from across a large lake, and it has diminished or entirely retreated from view from
- Assembly in 5-4 vote opts to delay consideration of making five-ship limit mandatory rather than voluntary
(Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) By Mark Sabbatini Juneau Independent Making Juneau’s limit of five Making the limit a mandate hasn’t been pursued before because Juneau and other cruise port cities were "Now we have the opportunity to make this very popular public good ironclad and we're hesitating, and that seems to me like we were just wanting to kick the can down the road, like we’re not wanting to make this official," she said.
- Sinking of the Sophia: ‘For God’s sake hurry, the water is coming into my room,’ final radio dispatch pleads
However, the reef’s rocks extended beyond the wedged hull, making conditions difficult to lower lifeboats Part One • 1918 autumn events reveal community resilience leading up to disaster Part Two • ‘For God’s sake As night fell in the late October darkness, they were forced to seek shelter behind protective islands At 5:20 p.m. a dire radio message came from the Sophia: “For God’s sake hurry, the water is coming into
- Juneau’s airport not showing Noem video blaming Democrats for shutdown, but some other Alaska airports likely will
However, he said he has been told by legal counsel that showing the video would likely violate the Hatch "We would rather stick to a politically neutral viewpoint for the sake of everyone out there." • Contact
- Midterm elections will likely see increased effects of misinformation, reduced federal security activity, experts say
administration and social media platforms to reduce cybersecurity and content moderation online will make Though technology like generative AI makes it easier to produce disinformation, and social platforms “They're like, ‘Okay, let's have another meeting today about things we can do, to just like, keep Americans In the earliest days of generative AI, fake content was easier to spot, Miyachi said. Looking at midterms next year, Harper said he believes they’re less likely to look like the 2024 election
- Dunleavy offers new gasline bill with limited S-corp tax; legislators say it’s too little, too late
"The Legislature’s decision to not return to Juneau to take action on the proposed property tax change Legislators resisting the project say too many details lack specifics — including the project’s likely costs and profits — and have backed an alternative bill with a so-called "S Corp" provision that makes Dunleavy, in a press release, stated his bill proposed a flat 2% S Corp tax that would take effect in "What we want to make clear to Alaskans, to the project developer Glenfarne, and to all those watching
- Juneau man arrested for assault during political protest in Sitka
Saturday reporting a fight in progress at the Lake Street-Sawmill Creek Road roundabout. of Israel and assaulted Steve Lee (49 yoa of Sitka) with the flag before throwing the flag into Swan Lake Steve Lee, 49, of Sitka who was with one of two groups of protesters, before throwing the flag in Swan Lake

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