The city is grappling with its need for affordable housing and how it interprets its own code.
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Omicron is ‘likely’ already spreading in Alaska, state says
The World Health Organization has warned that omicron spreads faster than any other variant of the coronavirus.
Retreating glaciers will open up salmon streams in Alaska, study says
Deglaciation could increase salmon habitat by nearly 30% in the Gulf of Alaska by 2100.
Grant will expand telehealth services to Southeast Alaska, saving patients a trip to Seattle
The idea is to cut down on unnecessary flights for health care.
Newscast — Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2021
In this newscast: Juneau city officials are deciding how to spend the per-person tax the city collects from cruise passengers, and Fifty years ago, Congress passed the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. Alaskans reflect on its legacy.
Juneau drops its mask requirement for vaccinated residents
Juneau’s Emergency Operations Center dropped the city’s COVID-19 alert level to “moderate” Monday afternoon.