If Pinocchio had been in the room, his nose might have grown long enough to equal several of the 115,000 sections of 40-foot steel pipe that would be needed to construct the mythical mirage of the ...

New Supreme Court term begins with six Republican-appointed justices holding the majority, and Americans facing the ...

The Sitka-based Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust announced the initiative Oct. 1 after receiving a $293,600 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. With an additional $300,000 in ...

CCFR personnel responded to 572 fire and emergency medical services (EMS) incidents in September — only two fewer than August. The department averaged approximately 19 calls every day, with EMS and ...

Alaska Airlines will retire its fleet of Boeing 737-700 aircraft next year, switching over to larger 800 Series planes — ...

Aging heat pumps and sediment buildup at Juneau International Airport have complicated maintenance of its geothermal heating ...

Here in Alaska, if you need something done, you do it yourself. That’s why the right to repair is so important. If a plow ...

The people of Southeast Alaska have always built livelihoods deeply rooted in place. Whether harvesting and trading wild ...

The Advisory Board of the National Shrine of Saint Thérèse in Juneau officially conferred the St. Thérèse Award upon Jim Wilcox, honoring him for his lifetime of outstanding dedication, hospitality, ...

The Kin Support Program Haa – Yaitxu Saiani and National Alliance on Mental Illness Juneau received trust funding ...

The League of Women Voters of Alaska (LWVAK) is a non-partisan, grassroots, statewide volunteer organization. Our mission is: ...

In August 2025, the Juneau Assembly approved a 35-year lease involving Petro Marine property and adjacent tidelands. The ...