What organizers in Juneau called the “Great Alaska Credit Card Chainsaw Massacre” was one of more than 100 protests on Tuesday for the national “Stop Dirty Banks Day of Action.”
Anna Canny
Local News Reporter
Southeast humpback populations are improving, but the fallout of the Pacific marine heat wave lingers
Things are looking up for Southeast Alaska’s humpback whales in the years following the Blob, according to a new update from Glacier Bay National Park.
Juneau teams sweep at statewide ocean sciences competition
The Tsunami Bowl is more than a competition. It’s a crash course in all things ocean science.
Heavy rains in Juneau cause flood risk, increase avalanche potential
The heaviest rain is expected to let up heading into the weekend, with drier conditions returning on Saturday.
Draft ordinance on city hazard maps seeks balance between property rights and public safety
After more than a year, Juneau has resumed discussion of landslide and avalanche hazard zones with the introduction of a new draft ordinance.
Winter weather returns to Southeast Alaska after a prolonged dry spell
Juneau has enjoyed more than a week of sunny skies, but the forecast predicts that that will come to an end as several low pressure fronts coming in off the Gulf of Alaska dump a mix of snow and rain across Southeast.